Hi Duncan:
On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 04:14:47PM -0500, §§ Duncan MacLeod §§ wrote:
> it seems as though this wold work great if I had the script running in a
> actual php.. the initial file is index.php but calls to indexcontent.inc
> that calls to another inc file that has the actual content info in it.
Where the script is doesn't matter. You could include 5 billion layers
deep and the operation I sent you will still work the same.
Regardless, the point of my code was to show you the direction you need to
start thinking in to properly read a directory and extract the names of
the files you're looking for. If what I showed you doesn't suit your
needs, then tweak things in your script and/or my script until they do.
If there's a part of the example you don't understand, go to the manual
and check it out.
>From what I quickly saw of your large script in your first posting, it
seemed WAY overly complex for the simple task at hand.
> maybe it would help if put a copy of the inc file and a copy of the php
> files..
Not really. The likelyhood of someone wanting to read huge chunks of code
is low. Especially when it's base64 encoded. Posting such stuff (let
alone top posting w/o removing irrelevant parts of prior posts) to the
list wastes a lot of bandwith and disk storage space.
Later,
--Dan
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