hey guys I got a small tutorial on how to get the files in a nice downwards order without the use of array.

 

<?php

//Creates the scanner and adjust as a list with all file: names

//beneath each other.

function scanner($value, $key)

{

echo "File: $value . <br>";

}

//placed the scanner function inside a variable

//warning; you can't scan out the variable to see

//if it works.

$scanner =(scandir("c:\wamp\www"));

//With a small adjustment you can however convert the array

//by use of array_walk and for some reason the $scanner variable is

//being printed out.

array_walk($scanner,"scanner");

?>

Edited August 13, 201115 yr by kensha

hey guys I got a small tutorial on how to get the files in a nice downwards order without the use of array.

 

<?php

//Creates the scanner and adjust as a list with all file: names

//beneath each other.

function scanner($value, $key)

{

echo "File: $value . <br>";

}

//placed the scanner function inside a variable

//warning; you can't scan out the variable to see

//if it works.

$scanner =(scandir("c:\wamp\www"));

//With a small adjustment you can however convert the array

//by use of array_walk and for some reason the $scanner variable is

//being printed out.

array_walk($scanner,"scanner");

?>

 

Well this is pointless, any idiot knows to visit php.net/scandir where it can be explained better.

Perhaps but that is packed in an array.

With this you remove the array and the key numbers so you get a nice cleaner list:)

Perhaps but that is packed in an array.

With this you remove the array and the key numbers so you get a nice cleaner list:)

 

LOL it kinda defines the point of having DOCUMENTATION located at PHP.NET!

hey guys I got a small tutorial on how to get the files in a nice downwards order without the use of array.

 

<?php

//Creates the scanner and adjust as a list with all file: names

//beneath each other.

function scanner($value, $key)

{

echo "File: $value . <br>";

}

//placed the scanner function inside a variable

//warning; you can't scan out the variable to see

//if it works.

$scanner =(scandir("c:\wamp\www"));

//With a small adjustment you can however convert the array

//by use of array_walk and for some reason the $scanner variable is

//being printed out.

array_walk($scanner,"scanner");

?>

I agree with shaun on this one, this is not much of a tutorial and none the less this is the wrong section theres a tut section on this forum, and down to the meat and gravy im confused as to what this function is for scanner when u can do this

 

<?php
$scanner = scandir("c:\wamp\www");
$scanner = 'File:'.implode("<br />",$scanner);
echo $scanner;
?>

Edited August 13, 201115 yr by webdesigner93

Nice, I didn't even discoverd the function implode yet.

I believe I should thank you for that webdesigner

Nice, I didn't even discoverd the function implode yet.

I believe I should thank you for that webdesigner

Np, just when u think on writing a tut do it on something that would be very useful to someone, and displaying files from a directory is kinda not that useful anymore not to me at least, but who knows maybe to someone else

I`m currently trying to create a small system where user can upload images, rename them, replace in a different directory etc.

 

Kinda like a website builder for easy use.

 

Seeing as I`m quite still a noob on this I still need to do a lot of recearsh to get it all correctly and it will be mine very own first system ever to be proud of.

Maby later to expand on it.