there's no need for a text file in this scenario. You can store your content in your database, make a call to the appropriate column in your code and then put/append the result at the place where you need it.
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Re: text file
Mar 02, 2012 09:22 AM|LINK
Hi,
there's no need for a text file in this scenario. You can store your content in your database, make a call to the appropriate column in your code and then put/append the result at the place where you need it.
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