I need to save my textbox value

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I need to save the inserted email id on back end for record.
I am using this code, please suggest any suitable option:

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<form method="post" action="newsletter.php">
<label for="email">Your e-mail:</label>
<input type="text" style="wirth: 160px;" value="" id="email"/>
<input type="submit" value="OK" />
</form>

Posted 9-Sep-15 21:26pm

smalizain

Updated 9-Sep-15 22:37pm

Leo Chapiro

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Sep-15 3:39am

Why? why?!
"Save in notepad" is absurd; this is just the application, and not yours...
—SA

smalizain 10-Sep-15 3:50am

so where should i save the details much easier please suggest notepad is not mendatory.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Sep-15 4:29am

Where? It's up to you.

You are not asking any reasonable question. For "Notepad", "mandatory", "possible", "optional" is not applicable. A phrase can be true, false, good, bad, only when the words make some sense, otherwise it's called "gibberish".

Did you mean to say "save in a text file"? :-)

—SA

smalizain 10-Sep-15 6:37am

i have a textbox, in which user input his email id once he/she click submit button the entered email id save in a file. whatever the format of file is.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Sep-15 10:49am

Then why did you mention "notepad"? Anyway, what's the problem? You don't know how to write files?
—SA

smalizain 10-Sep-15 3:46am

so where should i save the details much easier please suggest notepad is not mendatory.

[no name] 10-Sep-15 4:28am

Use a database if you will have lots of users.

Mohibur Rashid 10-Sep-15 20:45pm

I am fascinated by the term notepad right now. What school teaches this days? Even if you store data this in plain text format still notepad would be a wrong term. But, I would not suggest the op to dive into sql. That might not be healthy for him. If all op care for is storing email address but nothing else then plain text would be a fine choice.

And, not trying to spark fire of arguments.

[no name] 11-Sep-15 3:38am

Well, if you look more closely at my comment you will see that I did not mention SQL. I merely suggested a database if system has many users. What that database is (SQL, XML, textfile etc) I leave to the OP to decide.

But like you, I am not tryin g to spark an argument.

ZurdoDev 10-Sep-15 7:50am

Where are you stuck? You should likely save the value in a database.

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Member 9671810 · Answer 1 · 2015-09-12T01:25:00

Solution 1

Use iostream Reader or Writer. Google this stuff.

Posted 12-Sep-15 1:25am

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