Read Informatio From ASP Page

[likelylad]

I need to open up a Web Page that is on one of our local servers and extract some information from it.

I have started as follows

<?PHP

$fd=fopen(&quot;

http://theserver/thefolder/thefile....imeperiod_end_year=2004&quot;,&quot;r&quot;);

?>

All I get is an error message on line 3.

Can anyone give me a clue on how to get pass this point

Thanking in advance for any help received

 

[likelylad]

I have also tried

$fd=fopen(&quot;

http://theserver/thefolder/thefile.asp&quot;,&quot;r&quot;);

but it still says error in line 3

 

[sleipnir214]

What error, exactly?

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[likelylad]

This is the exact error message

Warning: fopen(&quot;

http://theserver/thefolder/thefile....od_end_day=17&timeperiod_end_year=2004&quot;,

&quot;r&quot - No error in C:\mycomputer\

http://www\afolder\afile.php

on line 3

As you can see it is very vague.

Should I be able to open up an ASP page like this????

 

[sleipnir214]

Yes, you should be able to open an ASP script this way.

BTW, what is the setting for allow_url_fopen in your php.ini? Are you able to open other web scripts?

Post that error message again. But this time, uncheck the TGML processing checkbox before you submit.

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[likelylad]

allow_url_fopen = on

I was able to read php files no problem.

Warning: fopen(&quot;

http://theserver/thefolder/thefile....od_end_day=17&timeperiod_end_year=2004&quot;,

&quot;r&quot - No error in C:\myfolder\

http://www\another\myfile.php

on line 3

 

[likelylad]

The issue appears to be with the IIS server that the web page is sitting on rather than the PHP code/settings.

Thanks

 

[sleipnir214]

Suppose you try a shorter URL string, even if it isn't going to invoke the ASP script right. Does that work?

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