read directories

[rutin]

hi there,

i am trying to produce php file that will display this once its runs.

pics|logos|websites|clients|About|

This is what i got so far.

<?php
$str = dirname($PHP_SELF); 
$arr = split('/', $str); 
$num = count($arr); 
$num = $num - 1;
$TheDIR = $arr[$num];

echo $TheDIR;
?> 

Is this possible to produce file like this ?
Thank you,

R.

[bpat1434]

Yes:

<?php
$str = dirname($PHP_SELF); 
$arr = split('/', $str); 
$num = count($arr); 
$num = $num - 1;

for($i=0; $i<count($arr); $i++)
{
 echo $arr[$i].'|';
}
?>  

~Brett

[rutin]

Thank you very much for your quick reply.
What i had in mind, was to have this file:

i drop the file in directory and it scans all directories which are there.i was thinking to have this file call it and index.php so once executed it will do the job.

So it could produce directory based navigation .

Thank you,

something like this :

<?php 
unset($folder); 
if(!empty($HTTP_GET_VARS['folder'])&&!strpos($HTTP_GET_VARS['folder'],'..')&&!strpos($HTTP_GET_VARS['folder'],'\.\.')) 
{ 

$folder=$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/'.$HTTP_GET_VARS['folder']; 
$d=&$HTTP_GET_VARS['folder']; 
} 
else 
{ 
    $folder='.'; 
    $d='.'; 
} 
clearstatcache(); 
if($a=@opendir($folder)) 
{ 
    $folder=htmlspecialchars($folder); 
    $d=htmlspecialchars($d); 
    while(false!==($b=readdir($a))) 
    { 
        if(ereg("^\.",$b)) 
            continue; // ignore hidden files 
        echo (is_dir($b))?"| <a href=?folder=$d/$b>$b</a>":"| <a href=$d/$b>$b</a>"; 
    } 
    closedir($a); 
} 
else 
{ 
    echo 'unable to open directory'; 
} 
?> 

test|test2|test3

but there is problem with this file it say cant open directory.
and its got this link : index.php?folder=./test

i would like to have it : index.php?folder=test

Thank you.

[bpat1434]

You never specify what you change $d to. Since you are sending $folder through the URL as a link, and you have your link set up as:
$d/$folder
and you never update $d to be the parent folder (I'm guessing that's what you want) $d will always be "." so your links will always be in the following form:
./$folder

~Brett