How to Avoid a PHP Error Notice When Reading an fopen("xyz.txt") When File Is Newly Made, and/or Blank
<p>Often the <em>Questions that may already have your answer</em>, do!  But the 24 on that list, from this question, did not, although a relevent one was <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2903855/how-to-avoid-notice-in-php-when-one-of-the-conditions-is-not-true">quite informative.</a>  </p>

<pre class="lang-php prettyprint-override"><code>if($ConfirmFile==1 or $WhatALovelyFile==1){  
// So whether already existing or freshly made, get on it and OPEN  
$RightThenCalmlyOpenUP=fopen($Very1PresentFile, 'r+', false, $alternate);}  
$SelectedFileDatastreamIN=fread($RightThenCalmlyOpenUP, filesize("A1 KISS KISS TextAREA    EditorDEMO.txt"));  
fclose($RightThenCalmlyOpenUP);  
}  
</code></pre>

<p>What do I need to repair here to avoid the Warning: _fread(): Length parameter must be greater than 0 in /Users/xyz/KISS KISS 1neBttn Count 7 GC_1.php on line 287573_ ?  </p>

<p>Specifically, is there a syntactical construct or um... way, to write what amounts to an
<em>OR</em> in the<br>
<code>filesize("A1 KISS KISS TextAREA EditorDEMO.txt" , (something????? here magic));</code>  </p>

<p>Thank a bunch.</p>
