Bingo,
he said as he slapped his forehead with open palm.
Thanks a 10**6
Urb
At 10:42 AM 5/20/01 +0200, Christian Reiniger wrote:
>readdir returns the file/directory name without path, is_file and is_dir
>expect a complete filenam with path. So unless you only examine your
>c
On Saturday 19 May 2001 14:22, Urb LeJeune wrote:
> I'm using the follow snippet while traversing a directory.
>
> while ($Directory=readdir($DirHandle)) {
>
> $IsFile = is_file($Directory);
> $IsDir = is_dir($Directory);
> echo " is file=$IsFile - is dir=$IsDir\n";
>
> Works fine on W
>>while ($Directory=readdir($DirHandle)) {
>>
>> $IsFile = is_file($Directory);
>> $IsDir = is_dir($Directory);
>> echo " is file=$IsFile - is dir=$IsDir\n";
>>
>> Works fine on Windows box, on a Unix box (RedHat) both
>>is_file() and is_dir() return null no matter what the contents o
>while ($Directory=readdir($DirHandle)) {
>
> $IsFile = is_file($Directory);
> $IsDir = is_dir($Directory);
> echo " is file=$IsFile - is dir=$IsDir\n";
>
> Works fine on Windows box, on a Unix box (RedHat) both
>is_file() and is_dir() return null no matter what the contents of
>$Direc
I'm using the follow snippet while traversing a directory.
while ($Directory=readdir($DirHandle)) {
$IsFile = is_file($Directory);
$IsDir = is_dir($Directory);
echo " is file=$IsFile - is dir=$IsDir\n";
Works fine on Windows box, on a Unix box (RedHat) both
is_file() and i
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