Basic problem

[MrPinkPanther]

<?php
$title = $_POST["title"];
$content = $_POST["content"];

if(is_dir($title)) {
echo 'Already exists.';
} else {
mkdir($title);
$makeTextFile = fopen("$title/$title.txt" , "w");
$writeTextFile = fwrite($makeTextFile, $content);
fclose($makeTextFile);
echo 'All done';
}
?>

What (if anything) is wrong with this? It may be the app thats sending to it thats wrong but Im not 100% sure.

[Excellent1]

What (if anything) is wrong with this? It may be the app thats sending to it thats wrong but Im not 100% sure.

Are you getting any errors?

[MrPinkPanther]

It creates the folder and text file inside it like it should but it doesnt write the content in the text file.

[Dentafrice]

Well first off the code is awful, second off.. I'm pretty sure it's not posting the data, and is probably using a GET request.

How is your application sending the data? Is it through the URL? blah.php?type=test&name=blah

[MrPinkPanther]

I'm sending it via POST from an xcode app like this:
"NSString *myRequestString = @"title=random title";"

If you dont mind me asking. How do you think I could sort out the PHP code?
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[Dentafrice]

I'm sending it via POST from an xcode app like this:
"NSString *myRequestString = @"title=random title";"

If you dont mind me asking. How do you think I could sort out the PHP code?
Read your messages too

I read the message and replied to your thread.

<?php
/* Gets the data from the request. */
$title = $_POST["title"];
$content = $_POST["content"];

/* Checks for empty data. */
if(empty($title) || empty($content)) {
    exit("You have empty fields.");
}

/* Checks to see if the folder exists. */
if(file_exists($title)) {
    exit("Folder already exists.");
}

mkdir($title); // makes directory.

$file = file_put_contents("{$title}/{$title}.txt", $content); // puts the content in the file, saves it.
echo "All done.";
?>

[MrPinkPanther]

You are a genious and I love you Ha ha.