Second actually. Thanks for the answer Jason,
John
Raditha Dissanayake wrote:
> Hi John,
> This is the third or fourth thread on this topic that you have started.
> As jason has pointed out you need to start reading. While people in
> this list will be happy to help you overcome specific problem
Hi John,
This is the third or fourth thread on this topic that you have started.
As jason has pointed out you need to start reading. While people in
this list will be happy to help you overcome specific problems no one
has the time to code for you.
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
Can anyone give
On Monday 02 February 2004 13:07, John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
> Can anyone give me a heads up on how to recurse for sub-directories please?
> What function can I use? I'm still kind of new at this,
The user comments in the online manual for the chapter "Directory functions"
should prove useful.
Where or what recursive function would I need to get all sub-directories?
If not, can someone suggest another script?
Much appreciated,
John Taylor-Johnston
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Université de Sherbrooke
http://compcanlit.ca/
Mike Brum wrot
Mike, :)
Could you show me how, or an example. This is why I went searching for one. I haven't
the slighest where to start, but am willing to learn. I have toyed with $which_one,
but it does not recurse sub-directories.
Thanks,
John
> John, since you're looking to modify this script and not buil
John, since you're looking to modify this script and not build your own or
search for another, here's some tips on how one might go about doing this.
1) set $which_one to the directory you want to search.
2) create a recursive funtion (many on php.net) to get all subdirectories
under it and build
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