file_put_contents create new file
You're only writing to the file if it exists and it's old. You should change the if so it writes to it if it doesn't exist as well. <?php $cache_file = 'cachemenu/content.cache'; if(!file_exists($cache_file) || time() - filemtime($cache_file) > 86400) { ob_start(); include 'includes/menu.php'; $buffer = ob_get_flush(); file_put_contents($cache_file, $buffer); } else...
create php cache with file_get_contents
php,file-get-contents,file-put-contents
This line file_get_contents('includes/menu.php'); will just read the php file, without executing it. Use this code instead (which will execute the php file and save the result into a variable): ob_start(); include 'includes/menu.php'; $buffer = ob_get_clean(); And then, just save the retrieved content ($buffer) into file file_put_contents($cache_file, $buffer); ...
PHP - file_put_contents Save file in folder
php,html5,wordpress,save,file-put-contents
For Future Reference here how to find the path: foreach ($attachments as $key => $attachment) { $name = $attachment['name']; $contents = $attachment['attachment']; file_put_contents(STYLESHEETPATH . '/email_attachments/' . $name, $contents); } ...
file_put_contents() expects parameter 1 to be a valid path, string given
php,path,relative-path,file-put-contents
Alright, after one big headace, I've found the solution, given by @naviciroel I got the same error before but I don't know if this solution of mine works on your problem you need to remove the "\0" try replace it: $cleaned = strval(str_replace("\0", "", $buttons_first)); ...
PHP: file_put_contents and writing to multiple files in a for loop not working
Replace $codes_array = array_filter($codes_array, 'trim'); with $codes_array = array_map('trim', $codes_array); Otherwise, only the last element will not have \n at the end....