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I am trying to sneak in the date by using the .date("Y-m-d-H-i") format within my $doc->save(filename.xml);
the Obvious reason would be to create an archive function and NOT overwrite files continually.
I have tried various organizations with no luck
As an example:
$doc->save('fileName'.date("Y-m-d-H-i")'.xml'); But this crashes, I have tried various forms and placments of ” \ ” with no luck.
Anyone with ideas?
Thanks!
Using the syntax provided by PeeHaa was the solution. I was missing a “.”
$doc->save(‘fileName’.date(“Y-m-d-H-i”).’.xml’);