Saving CSV file to read from php

Saving CSV file to read from php

am 04.01.2008 20:27:02 von shyee

Hi,

Let me explain what I am trying to do first. I want to upload a .csv
file from a form page to the redhat server.
Uploading is working fine, I could upload the .csv file to the server.
But when I open the uploaded file using VI editor in the server, I see
"^M" characters and all CSV formats are disappeared. Also "fgetcsv()"
function cannot tell the length of the columns because of the messed
CSV forrmats.

When I saved the .csv file as Windows format in MS Excel, oh I am
using MacBook, it keeps CSV format at the server, but php cannot
access the file.

Anyone have solution this problem?

Big thanks for your help.
Bless,

Re: Saving CSV file to read from php

am 04.01.2008 22:14:37 von unknown

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Re: Saving CSV file to read from php

am 04.01.2008 22:20:52 von luiheidsgoeroe

On Fri, 04 Jan 2008 20:27:02 +0100, shyee wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Let me explain what I am trying to do first. I want to upload a .csv
> file from a form page to the redhat server.
> Uploading is working fine, I could upload the .csv file to the server.
> But when I open the uploaded file using VI editor in the server, I see
> "^M" characters and all CSV formats are disappeared. Also "fgetcsv()"
> function cannot tell the length of the columns because of the messed
> CSV forrmats.
>
> When I saved the .csv file as Windows format in MS Excel, oh I am
> using MacBook, it keeps CSV format at the server, but php cannot
> access the file.
>
> Anyone have solution this problem?

The ^M is afaik a representation or \r, so take care of proper line
endings (or strip \r). If your format also has 'disappeared', I can't tell
you anymore about it without any output, so show us what else is wrong. An
URL of some sample data could be more appriopriate as it may be a
character set issue.
--
Rik Wasmus