I have a PHP
script that is executed when a user submits a Change Password Form. It runs great and I have had success writing to the file when using the fgets()
and fgetc()
methods (this required a lot of code). But I never wanted to do it this way. I want to be able to call the $_SESSION["password"]
from my pass.php
file and replace it with $newpass
using the fwrite()
method. The current code does not replace at all.
My PHP
script.
<?php
$oldpass = $_SESSION["password"] ;
$newpass = $_POST["newpass"] ;
$session = fopen( "pass.php" , "r+" ) or die( "Could not open file" ) ;
$session ;
$content = file_get_contents( $session ) ;
$content = str_replace( $oldpass , $newpass , $content ) ;
fwrite( $session , $content ) ;
fclose( $session ) ;
?>
My external PHP
file pass.php
.
<?php
session_start() ;
$_SESSION["username"] = "imauser" ;
$_SESSION["password"] = "imapass" ;
?>