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Tarsonis21

I want to make this detect file extensions '.jpg' and '.jpeg'.. Any clue as how to add the second variable in defined section?

$imagedir = "/my/dir/here/";

$i = 1;

if ($handle = opendir("$imagedir")) {
while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) { 
//strncmp returns < 0 if arg1 is less, >0 if more, 0 if equal
$extension = substr($file, -4, 4);

//HERE IS MAIN QUESTION!!
if ($file != "." && $file != ".." && ($extension == ".jpg")) {
//HERE IS MAIN QUESTION!!

echo("   

  <tr>
    <td bgcolor=336699><a href=\"$file\"><font color=white>$file (".fsize($file).")</font></a></td>
  </tr>
");
} 
}
closedir($handle); 
}else{
echo("
Directory could not be opened.
");
}

function fsize($file) {

if(is_file($imagedir.$file)){

$kb=1024;
$mb=1048576;
$gb=1073741824;
$tb=1099511627776;

$size = filesize($file);

if($size < $kb) {
return $size." B";
}
else if($size < $mb) {
return round($size/$kb,2)." KB";
}
else if($size < $gb) {
return round($size/$mb,2)." MB";
}
else if($size < $tb) {
return round($size/$gb,2)." GB";
}
else {
return round($size/$tb,2)." TB";
}
}
}

Tarsonis21

Oh yea.

I want to add a "delete" function after it displays the file name in that script. How would I do that so it deletes the $file it's showing?

Tarsonis21

http://www.wworkshop.com/dm/display.php

Here is a link to the demo of this script by the way.

designguy79

Try this...

Change this line:

if ($file != "." && $file != ".." && ($extension == ".jpg")) {

if ($file != "." && $file != ".." && ($extension == ".jpg" || $extension == ".jpeg")) {

Could you re-phrase your question about deleting? I am not sure I understand correctly. Let me know!

Tarsonis21

Well, I tried what you said and then I uploaded a jpeg to no avail.

Also reguarding my delete function re-phrasing:

The script is setup like so- Filename (filesize)

And thats it.

I want it to be:

Filename (Filesize) - Delete File

since this script shows multiple files that it generates the "delete file" function must generate itself (Example🙂

Tar.jpg (4.1kb) - Delete File
Tar2.jpg (4.6kb) - Delete File

The "Delete Files" must be generated along with the generation of the file display. $file being the "Tar.jpg and Tar2.jpg"

I hope this clears it up somewhat.. its quite difficult to explain.

I believe this would work but I dont know how to make it echo on the generation: Unlink ($file);

designguy79

Ahh... the problem is with the $extension variable being generated that depends on it being only 3 characters. Here is a better regex way to cheeck for any image. The other problem I could see with the file still not being listed is that the file extension is not in all lower case. It does matter on a Linux/Unix box.

Here is my suggestion again... replace this line

if ($file != "." && $file != ".." && ($extension == ".jpg" || $extension == ".jpeg")) {

with

if (eregi ("(.)+\\.(jp(e){0,1}g$|gif$|png$)",$file)){

You can delete the line that tries to create the extension, it is not needed any longer.

To add that delete feature would take quite a bit of re-coding of the script, it's not a one or two liner. However, I can try to point you in the right direction. First, replace this line:

<td bgcolor=336699><a href=\"$file\"><font color=white>$file (".fsize($file).")</font></a></td>

with

<td bgcolor=336699><a href=\"$file\"><font color=white>$file (".fsize($file).")</font></a> <a href=\"delete_image.php?filename=$file\" onClick=\"return confirm('Are you sure you want to delete this file?')\">(delete)</a></td>

Then create a new php called delete_image.php that takes the filename (it will be in $_GET["filename"]) and removes it.

Have fun...

Tarsonis21

Ok, I understood everything except:

Then create a new php called delete_image.php that takes the filename (it will be in $_GET["filename"]) and removes it.

I created the 'delete_image.php' and I'm confused as to what I am going to put into that now.

Thanks for all your help by the way. 😃

Tarsonis21

<?php

unlink($_GET["filename"]);

header("Location: display.php");

?>

I just put that in the delete_image.php and it works great. Thanks bro

designguy79

No problem... 🆒