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Sorry for the delay in reply, been busy as of late.
Here’s a copy of my current import.php file http://pastebin.com/t3ew8vhn
You’ll notice I simply commented out of any line in each function which begins with the word echo such as
`echo “Twitter imported in “.$timeTwitter.” seconds”;`In php echo is basically just way of printing out content. for example if you created a php file with the following:
`<?php
echo “Hello World!”;
?>`
and then uploaded it to a server which supports php then accessed it in your browser you would see a blank page with the words HELLO WORLD! on it.So removing these echo statements means that if you directly access import.php you’ll no longer get any messages telling you whether the import was successful or not. The problem I believe with them being left in the code is that when they were pulled into a cron job, there was no where to output the echo statements, so each cron resulted in the creation of a new file in the hosts root directory with the results written to it.
Any way I hope I’ve helped you a bit
Angel
Thanks for the fix ray using that file worked like a charm! I have my Wire back
