[php mkdir subdirectories]

probably that was the case. It's working fine now. Thanks again.

[php mkdir subdirectories]

ahh :-) Thank you so much. It works now!

[php mkdir subdirectories]

This is my code:

//Create INSERT query

$qry = "INSERT INTO $tbl_users(email, password, firstname, lastname, middlename, mailingaddress, phone, date, phdinst, researcharea, position) VALUES('$email','$password','$fname','$lname', '$mname', '$address', '$pnumber', '$date', '$inst', '$rarea', '$position')";

 

 

$result = @mysql_query($qry);

if($result) {

error_reporting(E_ALL);

                ini_set('display_errors', '1');

 

        $oldmask = umask(0);

          mkdir("/san/www/files/".$position."/".$lname."_".$email,0777);

  mkdir("san/www/files/".$position."/".$lname."_".$email."/CV", 0777);

  mkdir("san/www/files/".$position."/".$lname."_".$email."/Cover_letter", 0777);

  mkdir("san/www/files/".$position."/".$lname."_".$email."/List_of_references", 0777);

  mkdir("san/www/files/".$position."/".$lname."_".$email."/teaching_statement", 0777);

  umask($oldmask);

 

}

 

The position directories already exist. Like i mentioned it creates the CV directory inside $lname_email, but it does not create the other mentioned directories.

[php mkdir subdirectories]

Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: No such file or directory in /san/www/files/register.php on line 167

 

It is creating the CV directory, under $lname but does not create the other 2 directories.

[php mkdir subdirectories]

I have problem creating multiple sub-directories inside a single directory using mkdir:

 

mkdir("files/".$lname,0777);

mkdir("files/".$lname."/CV",0777);

The above command works fine and creates the directory under $last name as files/$lname/CV.

But I am unable to create further sub-directories inside $lname.

For eg:

mkdir("files/".$lname."/Cover", 0777); (This does not create the directory Cover)

 

this is how my code snippet looks like

if($result)

{

    mkdir("files/".$lname,0777);

    mkdir("files/".$lname."/CV",0777);

    mkdir("files/".$lname."/Cover", 0777);

  mkdir("files/".$lname."/LOR", 0777);

}

   

 

[php login and register append characters]

function checkuser($id)

{

    $id = mysql_real_escape_string($id);

  $query = "SELECT * FROM $tbl_employment_users WHERE id='$id'";

  $rowcount = mysql_num_rows(mysql_db_query($db_name, $query));

  if ($rowcount == 0)

    return false;

  else

    return true;

}

function validateuser($id, $userpassword)

{

$id = mysql_real_escape_string($id);

$userpassword = mysql_real_escape_string($userpassword);

        $query = "SELECT * from $tbl_employment_users where id='$id' and userpassword='$userpassword'";

$rowcount = mysql_num_rows(mysql_db_query($db_name, $query));

 

if( $rowcount > 0 ) {

return true;

}

else

{

return false;

}

}

The above function validates usernames and password.

I have appended all the existing 6 digit usernames in the database with B11 (for eg: B11600123)

I need to write a code such that  if a user logins with the username 600123, it should check with B11600123 in the database and let him/her login.

[php login and register append characters]

Hi, currently in my registration code, the userId allows only six digits as the user ID.

I need help in performing the following task

1. Modify the account creation screen to allow users  to enter EITHER a 6-digit ID OR a 9 character ID.  Any 6-digit PLID will be stored with the perpended B11.

2.Modify the login utility for the users to allow them to use either the 6-digit or 9-character IDs which means you will need to prepend the B11 to any 6-digit PLID to find their record in the database.

3.Convert existing PLIDs in the database to the new format by prepending the B11.

 

Any coding help will be greatly appreciated.