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  1. Hello all, I am designing a dynamic page, where users will log on and be able to list files in a directory. End users are currently able to view a file in their directory. I wish for them to see a list of the files in a container area on the webpage with scroll bars. users should be able to download and save files intuitively. They should be able to tag a file for future action on it or its content (so a database table entry with editable properties). Any ideas on how? Let me make a bullet list, I feel the above paragraph may not be so clear, Logged in users should be able to list files in their corresponding directories Logged in users should be able to mark/tag the file for future PHP functionality on it (send via email, add another user's ID to the list of users that can view, modify or send forward I am looking for a general direction so the design will support a massive amount of users, perhaps 500,000+ I would rather develop the solution than implement a packaged solution, but understand that if the work has already been done, no need to develop. Kindest regards to all PHPFreaks!
  2. I am a system integrator, coding a bit in PHP. My current project involves a website that allows end users to access files in a personal directory. Files are generated and uploaded to a directory on the webpage server by another mechanism, not via the webpage. I wish to use PHP to list files of a certain type for the user to download, view or send (not via email). I have been successful in getting basic functionality going, but will need to do lots more. I don't feel lost in PHP, because there are so many resources available and its so intuitive. However, I am looking for guidance regarding the general approach and design for a site that will grow in functionality and users pretty fast. Also, I live in the Caribbean, Puerto Rico... so there is a beach close by at all times. Kindest regards, and at your disposal!
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