Nice simple problem, prolly just me being stupid!

[Nixon]

When I open this new javascript window, I use a location.href tag to guide it to the variable $path, the only problem is that it always adds another slash into the path eg: C:\Digiphotos\PIC1.JPG

Here is my code:

<?php 


$dirname = "C:\\Digiphotos";

$dir= opendir($dirname);

while ( false!= ($file2 = readdir($dir) ) )

{

if ( ($file2 != ".") and ( $file2 != "..") )

{

$dirname = "C:%5CDigiphotos";
$fullpath="$dirname%5C$file2";

$file_list2 .= "<input type='button' class='view' onClick=\"window.open('viewfile.php?path=$fullpath')\" ><img src='spacer.gif' width='10' height='10' border='0'>$file2<br>";

}

}

closedir($dir);

echo($file_list2);

?>

Thanks in advance!

[LordShryku]

magic_quotes_gpc are problably on. Easily remedied with stripslashes()

[jayant]

should be because of magic_quotes setting

you can simply use forwardslash (/) and forget. like
$dirname = "C:/Digiphotos";
and no need to use %5C either. using / directly should do it