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  1. Will Hunter
    So I would only need to redefine the variable inside the function?
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    That partially worked. // Create profile page. function createProfile() { $handle = fopen($username.".php", 'w'); $pageContent = "<!DOCTYPE html> <head><title>The title has changed.</title></head>"; fwrite($handle, $pageContent); } createProfile(); ^ This code put the content in the page, but didn't name the file with the variable $username.
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    Hello. I am currently editing my register.php file, which creates the user's account, but also at the same time makes a new file - their profile page. Here is the function: // Create profile page. $handle = fopen($username.".php", 'w'); $pageContent = ""; function createProfile() { fwrite($handle, $pageContent); } createProfile(); This function works, but not when I put this code inside -> https://pastebin.com/9j3rR12v. I have tried to swap all of the " for ' but it doesn't work. What happens is the register.php page does not load at all. It says there is an error. However, it loads the register.php page when I put: // Create profile page. $profileContents = include (profileContents.txt); $handle = fopen($username.".php", 'w'); $pageContent = "<!DOCTYPE html> <head><title>The title has changed.</title></head>"; function createProfile() { fwrite($handle, $profileContents); } createProfile(); When I then make an account, it creates the file, but the content doesn't go inside. A link to the code I would like to be displayed can be found here (compressed version): https://pastebin.com/9j3rR12v If you are able to help me out, it would mean the world. Many thanks. Emergency email: whunter@voltboxgaming.co.uk
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