So the problem is at the fwrite() line, right? If you want to have double quotes (") inside a string that's enclosed by double quotes, you need to escape all the quotes in the string. For example:
code:
fwrite($fp, "<ASX version = \"3.0\">
<TITLE>Xplode Radio</TITLE>
<Entry>
<Ref href = \"$files\" />
<Ref href = \"../media/Light of the Dark.mp3\" />
<Ref href = \"../media/Tranced.mp3\" />
</Entry>
</ASX>");
(Note the escape character (backslash) before the " characters)
About the new lines: if you see all the lines together with strange symbols where they should break, it's possible that the file is being created in UNIX format, and your text viewer doesn't support it. Try using binary mode when you upload the PHP script to your server... that should keep the Windows-style line breaks. If that doesn't work, you could change that piece of code again to this:
code:
fwrite($fp, "<ASX version = \"3.0\">\r\n\r\n<TITLE>Xplode Radio</TITLE>\r\n<Entry>\r\n<Ref href = \"$files\" />\r\n<Ref href = \"../media/Light of the Dark.mp3\" />\r\n<Ref href = \"../media/Tranced.mp3\" />\r\n</Entry>\r\n\r\n</ASX>");
/ 
