nucleardreamer

anyone have any helpful ideas? or if there is another way to sort the 11th character in each array item lol?

Hi guys, I seem to be having a problem with this function that spits out directories. There is a numeric prefix that is on every directory, so it automatically sorts these by the numbers, not the name of the actual folder I want to display. So to sort correctly I did the following (and I know it works right because the array is the same but sorted different) but every time I do it, it gives me a 500 error, I dont know whats causing it! One thing that is possibly (or more likely) is that the directory names are somehow different, there is a space somewhere i don't know... something?! //example foldername: -20090101N-TestFolder // I want it to sort by TestFolder not the starting date of the name. function traverseDirTree($base,$fileFunc,$dirFunc=null,$afterDirFunc=null){ // this is the spot where the prefix ends $scan_index=11; // puts the dir from $base into an array $subdirectories = scandir($base); // breaks the array apart, putting the original prefix at the end, and stores a temp array foreach($subdirectories as $myscan){ if ($myscan != "." && $myscan != "..") { $newScan = substr($myscan,$scan_index).substr($myscan,0,$scan_index); $scan_temp[]=$newScan; } } // sort the temp dir, and empty the original array sort($scan_temp); $subdirectories = array(); // put the prefix back in the beginning after its sorted foreach($scan_temp as $scan){ $newScan = substr($scan,(0-$scan_index),$scan_index).substr($scan,0,(0-$scan_index)); $subdirectories[]=$newScan; } // this traverses the directory, looking for files and subdirectories, then running the script again for every subdir foreach ($subdirectories as $subdirectory){ if ($subdirectory != "." && $subdirectory != "..") { $path=$base.$subdirectory; if (is_file($path)){ if ($fileFunc!==null) $fileFunc($path); }else{ if ($dirFunc!==null) $dirFunc($path); if (($subdirectory!='.') && ($subdirectory!='..')){ traverseDirTree($path.'/',$fileFunc,$dirFunc,$afterDirFunc); } if ($afterDirFunc!==null) $afterDirFunc($path); } } } }

This isnt a php problem, if its displaying, your php is right. I suggest you get the Web Developer toolbar for firefox, or just find what class the box is in. It looks like <ul id="adstop" class="sub-nav">, so go into the CSS (no idea where or how in wordpress) and find out why its displaying that UL that way. If this isnt the right id or class, find out which one it is and check out the CSS.

Hi guys, I seem to be having a problem with this function that spits out directories. There is a numeric prefix that is on every directory, so it automatically sorts these by the numbers, not the name of the actual folder I want to display. So to sort correctly I did the following (and I know it works right because the array is the same but sorted different) but every time I do it, it gives me a 500 error and the error.log tails that the header is prematurely broken, I dont know whats causing it! One thing that is possibly (or more likely) is that the directory names are somehow different, there is a space somewhere i don't know... something?!