Another Question. PLEASE HELP!!!

ozpacific

Hi All

I have the following script to create a user directory after a user signs up for free hosting:

<?
$base_dir="C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/";
$data = "C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/data.txt";

mkdir("$base_dir$login");

echo "You have successfully set up your site at:";
echo " ";
echo "http://ozpacific.com.au/$login";
?>

That works all fine, now how do i automatically create a index.html file after the mkdir() has created the directory???
As you may see i am running Windows XP, Apache 2.0.44 and PHP 4.3.0

Matt

swapnamaria

Hi,

You can create the index file like this
$fp = fopen ("C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/$login/index.htm", "w+");

If a file with that name does not exist, a new file will be created. You can then add content using fwrite.

fwrite($fp,$content);

where $content is the content of the index.htm page.

Hope this helps..

ozpacific

ok thanks for that, it worked

now i have make it so that it also puts all data into a mysql database, but i am having trouble, again, getting a file manager, and have no idea how to make one of these to intergrate with what i have already done

Matt

swapnamaria

I could not make out what your excat requirement is, but if it is to display the user's home page when he/she logs in, you don't need to do anything, since the user's login name is the same as his/her folder name. So you can just pull out the login name from the database and the redirect the page to "$login/index.htm".

header ("Location: /relative_path/$login/index.htm");

Please note that you will have to enter the relative path of the file from your PHP file.

Hope this helps...