> Here is where I'm running into some problems. I need the file listing to be
> sorted as if I were performing an 'ls -lt' listing on the server itself.
I do not think opendir() or readdir() quarantees any sort. You where
lucky rather you got dirs in the time order. You should use
filemtime() or
I have 3 SunOS boxes, all running the same version of OS, apache and php. I
have a page on all three servers that will allow a user to select a
directory from a drop down box and upon selecting the directory, be able to
select a file to view from a drop down box. When the user selects the
directo
I have 3 SunOS boxes, all running the same version of OS, apache and php. I
have a page on all three servers that will allow a user to select a
directory from a drop down box and upon selecting the directory, be able to
select a file to view from a drop down box. When the user selects the
directo
I have 3 SunOS boxes, all running the same version of OS, apache and php. I
have a page on all three servers that will allow a user to select a
directory from a drop down box and upon selecting the directory, be able to
select a file to view from a drop down box. When the user selects the
directo
(Damn I hate it when I forget to change the subject)
Does anyone have, or know of a script which simulates what Apache gives out
when it shows the entire contents of a directory ?
I find it very handy to use the directory listing of say graphics
directories and the like, but I dont want oth
You might like to try WebExplorer, may do what you want.
http://suneworld.com/programs/
hth
Regards
Andrew Braund
> -Original Message-
> From: Chris Aitken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, 1 February 2001 15:35
> To: PHP User Group
> Subject: [PHP] Directory L
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