archive

[Anon]

Hi !

I have done my best, but maybe I am too young [15] to get through this. Is here, please, please, somebody who can edit the following script, that it:
1) uses the title as linktext
2) creates the archive with the with the actuality of the files [the newest one as first]
The Script:

$verzeichnis = dir(".");
$endung = ".htm";
while($datei = $verzeichnis->read()) {
if(substr($datei,strlen($endung)(-1)) == $endung) {
echo "<A HREF=\"$datei\">$datei</A> - ";
$fp = fopen($datei,"r");
while (!feof($fp)) {
$linie = fgets($fp, 1024);
if(eregi("<title>(.)</title>", $linie, $title))
break;
}
$title = $title[1];
echo "$title<BR><BR>";
fclose($fp);
}
}
$verzeichnis->close();

Thank you VERY much !
Christoph

[Anon]

On the first point, you're almost there ... just reorganize the code so that you pull the title out of the target file before you generate the link.

$verzeichnis = dir(".");
$endung = ".htm";
while($datei = $verzeichnis->read()) {
if(substr($datei,strlen($endung)(-1)) == $endung)
{
$fp = fopen($datei,"r");
while (!feof($fp)) {
$linie = fgets($fp, 1024);
if(eregi("<title>(.)</title>", $linie, $title))
break;
}
echo "<A HREF=\"$datei\">$linie[1]</A> <BR> ";
fclose($fp);
}
}
$verzeichnis->close();

On the second point, I'm not sure I understand what you want to do. Obviously you can open a cache file with fopen() and save the HTML to that file using fwrite instead of echo, but if you put new file(s) into the directory, the cached index that you have created will no longer be valid.

[Anon]

Hi steve !!

first, thanks very much for helping me !!
I mean in the second point, that the the links in the archive are in line:
the first one is the newest file, and the last one ist the oldest file [upload date].
To your script: I only get funny things as linktext. Look at the example: www.go-sweden.de/test.php3

cheers,
christoph