[RESOLVED] Cipher code doesn't outputs content

I have attached my code below. It worked fine , until I introduced the part to print out what's in the input file. After I did this, it says it's completed, but I doesn't copy the content in the output file.
What should I change? Thanks a lot

Code:

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/*Program to read from a text file, encrypts the content with an offset
key selected by the user and outputs the encrypted content in another file (name of input file: in.txt)*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

int main(void)
{
        FILE *file_input, *file_out; //this statement creates a pointer to a stream called file_input for the input and a stream for the output file
        char input_name[20], output_name[20]; //We are declaring an array called fileName that can contain 20 characters.
        char content; //declaring our char variable that will hold a string of text
        int off_key; //declaring our int variable for the offset key
        file_input = 0; // we are providing "file_input" a value to start

        while  (file_input == 0)
                {
                        printf("Please write the name of the file you want to open and get the input from: \n"); // asks the user for input file name
                        gets(input_name); //gets the file name
                        file_input = fopen(input_name, "r"); //will open the defined file and read from it
                }

        printf("\nThis file consists of the following message:\n");
       
        while(!feof(file_input)) //is gonna do the content of this while loop until it reaches end of file
        {
                fgets(input_name,sizeof(input_name),stdin); //gets text from file
        printf("%c",content);  // prints to screen the text from file
               
    }

        printf("\n\n Please write the name of the file you want to output the encypted content: \n");
        gets(output_name); //asks the user for the output file name

        file_out = fopen(output_name, "w"); /*Opens the stream for the output text file and writes in it*/

       
        do 
                {
                        printf("Enter key offset (1-25): \n"); //asks the user for the offset key
                        scanf("%d", &off_key); //gets the value of the key
                }
        while (off_key <1 || off_key > 25);


        while ((content = getc(file_input)) != EOF) //the loop below will be done until end of file is reached
                {
                        if ((content >= 'A') && (content <= 'Z')) //checking for uppercase
                        content = ((content - 'A') + off_key) % 26 + 'A'; // because we have 26 English letters, so we will use mod 26 in our cipher
                        else if ((content >= 'a') && (content <= 'z'))// checking for lowercase
                        content = ((content - 'a') + off_key) % 26 + 'a'; //same as above
                        fprintf(file_out, "%c", content); // prints the encryted content the output file
                }

       
        fclose(file_out); // closes the output file
        fclose(file_input); //closes the input file

        printf("Your message has been encrypted and outputed in the specified file.\n\n");
        return 0;
}

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thanks a lot

This doesn't look like C# code. But anyway, do you need to do a rewind on file_input after the 'part to print out'?