directory listing, excluding sub-dirs from the listing.....

Fking

i'm writing a script for listing a directory
i have few specific needs

the directory which has to be listed, is with directories and .php files

i want to list only the .php files,

i'm using the opendir() function to get the array with the files

how i can check if the strings in the array have ".php" in the names

the other option is to exclude the directories, from being input in the array.....how?

paulnaj

Here's one way ... using path_info() function (there'll be lot's of similar ways) ...

<?php

if (!$handle = opendir('/path/to/files')) {
    die('Could not open directory');
}
while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) { 
    $path_parts = path_info($file);
    if($path_parts["extension"] != 'php'){
        echo $file.'<br>';
    }
}
closedir($handle); 

?>

Paul.

Fking

well i wrote it

but have other problem
it must work with cyrillic

here it is

<?php
$path='/hosting/mydomain.com/www/znanie/data/' ;

   if ( $dh = @opendir($path) )
    {
    while ( false !== ( $file = readdir($dh) ) )
        {
         if (strpos($file, ".php")) {
        if ( $file != '.' && $file != '..' && $file != 'index.php')
            {
            $catch[] = $file;
            }
         }

    }
}


for ($a=0; $a<=count($catch);$a++) {
 $temp=$catch[$a];
 $temp2=urlencode($temp);

    echo " <a href=\"$temp2 \">$catch[$a]</a> <br>";

    }

?>

well the problem is that the urlencode function i use, does not encode the way i need...the files are 404

i need to encode the files with cyrillic names, exactly the same way, as the way apache uses

Fking

oh, i figured that out, too :>

paulnaj

Glad you got it working ...

How did you do your conversion to Cyrillic ... it'd be good to know how.

Paul.

Fking

well the code above is almost doing it
the only problem is that urlencode() uses "+" for spaces
and apache has problems finding the files that way
that's why i added a line replacing the + with spaces

here is the final code
it lists all .php files in a directory without the sub-directories, and does not have problem regardless there are filenames in cyrillic or not. Exactly what i needed.

<?php
$path='/path/bla/bla/' ;

   if ( $dh = @opendir($path) )
    {
    while ( false !== ( $file = readdir($dh) ) )
        {
         if (strpos($file, ".php")) {
        if ( $file != '.' && $file != '..' && $file != 'index.php')
            {
            $catch[] = $file;
            }
         }

    }
}


for ($a=0; $a<=count($catch);$a++) {
 $temp=$catch[$a];
 $temp2=urlencode($temp);
 $temp2=str_replace("+"," ", "$temp2");
    echo " <a href=\"$temp2 \">$catch[$a]</a><br>";

    }

?>

the purpose i use it for, is indexing a files, by a site se, which are not linked anywhere...