Static HTML using PHP
From: Matt Smyth (msmyth_at_gmail.com)
Date: 11/29/04
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Date: Mon, 29 Nov 2004 18:57:39 -0330
I'm creating a website with a blog type front page. When a new article
is submitted into the database, I want to create a static html file for
the front-page-articles instead of dynamicly generating them each time
the home page loads. How would I do this so there are no conflicts.
for example: if the file is being generated(is there a way to lock
anyone else from using it), I want any code trying to access it to
wait(if data is being written) until it is done. Basically, if the file
is being written and someone tries to read the page, the user doesn't
get and error or incomplete file.
Thanks,
Matt
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