In the previous article "Example demonstrates how to call a PHP function when a button is clicked", I introduced to you how to call a PHP function when a button is clicked. Friends in need can learn about it~
The topic of this article is how to download files from URL through PHP?
There are actually many ways to download files from URLs, but this article will focus on two methods:
The first method:
Use file_get_contents () Function: The file_get_contents() function is used to read files into strings. This function uses server-supported memory mapping technology, which improves performance and makes it the preferred way to read file contents.
Syntax:
file_get_contents($path, $include_path, $context, $start, $max_length)
Create a test.php sample file with the following content:
<?php // 将文件URL初始化为变量 $url = 'https://img.php.cn/upload/article/000/000/020/6125a391e4e76689.png'; // 使用basename()函数获取文件名 $file_name = basename($url); // 使用file_get_contents()函数从url获取文件,使用file_put_contents()函数保存文件 if(file_put_contents( $file_name,file_get_contents($url))) { echo "文件下载成功"; } else { echo "文件下载失败"; }
The running results show:
文件下载成功
Now we can Check whether the "6125a391e4e76689.png" file was successfully saved in the same directory as the test.php file:
The file was successfully saved from the URL.
Second method: Use PHP Curl
Create a test.php sample file, the sample code is as follows:
<?php $url = 'https://img.php.cn/upload/article/000/000/020/6125a391e4e76689.png'; // 初始化cURL会话 $ch = curl_init($url); // 初始化保存文件的目录名 $dir = './'; // 函数返回文件名 $file_name = basename($url); // 将文件保存到给定位置 $save_file_loc = $dir . $file_name; // 打开文件 $fp = fopen($save_file_loc, 'wb'); // 为cURL传输设置一个选项 curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_FILE, $fp); curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_HEADER, 0); // 执行cURL会话 curl_exec($ch); // 关闭cURL会话并释放所有资源 curl_close($ch); // 关闭文件 fclose($fp);
Run the test.php file Then you can view the downloaded and saved file at the specified location.
This method implements the specific steps to download files:
Initialize the file URL as a variable
Create a cURL session
Declare a variable and store the name of the directory where the downloaded file will be saved.
If the file path is provided as a parameter, use the basename() function to return the file base name.
Save the file to the given location.
Open the saved file location by writing a string
Set cURL transfer options
Execute the cURL session and close the cURL session and release all resources
Close the file
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