hello everyone What I want to do is I want to record the events of which authorized person performs which action to which user in the admin panel I designed, in a txt and when necessary, I want to read from this file and print it on the panel. If I need to summarize more How can I print and read data in txt with lapper? Basic view of the admin panel I pictured:

Quote from Bass-Driver :

Hello,

Before you want to write text to a file, you must create a file first.
CreateFile();

To edit the file like adding/deleting lines to/from the file
EditFile();

And to read the file.
Readfile();

See some examples below.


<?php 
Create/Edit/Read/ Textfiles
        #===================================================
        #Create textfiles (Include FileExist options) (only .txt extension)
        #===================================================
                $FileName = "Filename";
                $NameofDirectory = "C:\Users\User\Desktop";
                $FileExistOption = 0;
            
               What todo if file exist:

               0 = no action
               1 = overwrite file
               2 = overwrite file + create backup file.

               CreateFile($FileName,$NameofDirectory,$FileExistOption);
           
        #===================================================
        #Read file (Possible to read various Filetypes: .log/.txt/.ini/.cfg.lpr)
        #===================================================
                $LinesofFile = Readfile($Filename,$Folder);
                What info you get from file.
                
                -FileSize in bytes
                -CreationDate/Time
                -ModificationDate/Time
                -Number Of lines
                -LineNumber
                -Text from each line
                
                !!!!EXAMPLE CODE!!!!
                
                    $Filename = "TestFile";
                    $Folder = "C:\Users\Danny\Desktop";
                    $Extension = ".txt";
                    $LinesofFile = Readfile($Filename,$Folder,$Extension);
                    
                
                    $NrOfLines = ToNum($LinesofFile["NumberOfLines"]);
                    $FileCreationDate = $LinesofFile["TimeOfCreation"];
                    $FileModificationTime = $LinesofFile["TimeOfModification"];
                    $FileSize = $LinesofFile["FileSize"];
                    
                    privmsg("Reading file: " . $Filename . "" .$Extension);
                    privmsg("NumberOfLines: " . $NrOfLines . "");
                    privmsg("Size of file: " . $FileSize . " bytes");
                    privmsg("Creation time: " . $FileCreationDate . "");
                    privmsg("Modify time: " . $FileModificationTime . "");
                    
                    FOR ( $i = 0; $i <= $NrOfLines-1 ; $i = $i + 1)
                        $linenr = $LinesofFile[$i,"LineNumber"];
                        $line = $LinesofFile[$i,"Line"];
                        privmsg("[".$linenr."]: ".$line);                    
                    ENDFOR

        !!!!!!!!!! USE THE FOR/WHILE LOOP, ONLY FOR THE LINES YOU WANT TO BE DISPLAYED ON YOUR SCREEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
            
        #===================================================
        #Edit file (Possible to edit various Filetypes: .log/.txt/.ini/.cfg/.lpr)
        #===================================================
        
                $Filename = "TestFile";
                $Folder = "C:\Users\Blah\Desktop";
                $NewText = "TESTTEST";
                $LineToEdit = -1;  # -1 to create a extra line
                $Extension = ".txt"; 
                EditFile($Filename,$Folder,$NewText,$LineToEdit,$Extension);

               #Delete a single line in the file.
               #Set '-1' as $NewText and set $LineToEdit which line you want to delete.
    
                $Filename = "TestFile";
                $Folder = "C:\Users\Blah\Desktop";
                $NewText = -1;
                $LineToEdit = 5; 
                $Extension = ".txt"; 
                EditFile($Filename,$Folder,$NewText,$LineToEdit,$Extension);
?>



Sorry for my delayed reply, I'll keep trying the method you provided, thank you for sharing your information.