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Writing data from my app to csv & upload it?

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I wondered if it's possible to write some data to csv file in the documents path, or other convenient readable file. For example - i have a few text fields that i want the user to fill & then i want him to click "send" & after that the information will be written on a file that i could easily read & upload to my server. In my case i have an app that i want people to register for my members club, with first name, last name & phone number & i want to take this information & read it easily after is uploaded to my server. For testing i'm using my dropbox account as a server.





Is it possible?





Thanks for the help :)


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