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Hello, Here is my code: <?php require 'vendor/autoload.php'; $client = new Elasticsearch/Client(); $root = realpath('~/elkdata/for_elk_test_2014_11_24/Agencies'); $iter = new RecursiveIteratorIterator( new RecursiveDirectoryIterator($root, RecursiveDirectoryIterator::SKIP_DOTS), RecursiveIteratorIterator::SELF_FIRST, RecursiveIteratorIterator::CATCH_GET_CHILD); $paths = array($root); foreach ($iter as $path => $dir) { if ($dir -> isDir()) { $paths[] = $path; } } //Create the index and mappings $mapping['index'] = 'rvuehistoricaldocuments2009-2013'; //mapping code $mapping['body'] = array ( 'mappings' => array ( 'documents' => array ( '_source' => array ( 'enabled' => true ), 'properties' => array( 'doc_name' => array( 'type' => 'string', 'analyzer' => 'standard' ), 'description' => array( 'type' => 'string' ) ) ) ) ); $client ->indices()->create($mapping) //Now index the documents for ($i = 0; $i <= count($paths); $i++) { $params ['body'][] = array( 'index' => array( 'type' => 'documents' 'body' => array( 'foo' => 'bar' //Document body goes here ) ) ); //Every 1000 documents stop and send the bulk request. if($1 % 1000) { $responses = $client->bulk($params); // erase the old bulk request $params = array(); // unset the bulk response when you are done to save memory unset($responses); } } ?> I am looking to index a large amount of documents using elastic search and php. I have a very complex directory filled with other directories that i need to index into an array. I wanted to see if my code looked right, and if not what am I doing wrong? Thanks, Austin Harmon

Hi, I am converting an adjacency table to a xml with this code (coming from phpfreaks, thank you Barand!) <?php $data = array( 1 => 0, 2 => 1, 3 => 1, 4 => 2, 5 => 3, 6 => 5 ); echo "<?xml version='1.0' encoding='iso-8859-1'?>\n"; echo "<tree id='0'>\n"; tree(0); echo "</tree>\n"; function tree ($parent, $level=0) { global $data; $children = array_keys($data, $parent); if ($children) foreach ($children as $kid) { $indent = str_repeat("\t", $level+1); echo "$indent<item text='$kid' id='$kid'>\n"; tree($kid, $level+1); echo "$indent</item>\n"; } } ?> Returning <?xml version='1.0' encoding='iso-8859-1'?> <tree id='0'> <item text='1' id='1'> <item text='2' id='2'> <item text='4' id='4'> </item> </item> <item text='3' id='3'> <item text='5' id='5'> <item text='6' id='6'> </item> </item> </item> </item> </tree> Which is inappropriately formatted for my purpose. I would need: <?xml version='1.0' encoding='iso-8859-1'?> <tree id='0'> <item text='1' id='1'> <item text='2' id='2'> <item text='4' id='4'/> </item> <item text='3' id='3'> <item text='5' id='5'> <item text='6' id='6'/> </item> </item> </item> </tree> All nodes with children should end with </item>, leafs without end with />). I included an else-statement, after the foreach, but that obviously only doubles the leafs. else { $leaf = $parent; $indent = str_repeat("\t", $level+1); echo "$indent<item text='$leaf' id='$leaf'/>\n"; } Including further if-statements, left me with a completely screwed xml. Now I run out of ideas how to check for leafs/children and handle them appropriately. Any help ist appreciated!

HELP! HELP!. I CAN'T EAT IF I DON'T GET THIS CODE. By my previous understanding, due to the order of execution of recursive functions, when it is called it does not go on to execute the remaining part of the code but creates a new instance of the function in memory, the execution of the rest part of the function occurs at the last instance when the base case is fulfilled. In this light the code snippet $row++; } // call display on each of this node's children // note a node will only have children in its list if expanded $num_children = sizeof($this->m_childlist); for($i = 0; $i<$num_children; $i++) { $row = $this->m_childlist[$i]->display($row, $sublist); // Note that this is the recursive call, meaning this call to display() function is inside the display function as can be seen from the main code below } return $row; } will create several instances of the display() function which display the tree, but only return $row at last instance which in turn returns $row to the instance that calls it until it get to the first. But the writer of the book says the snippet of code sends $row from one call to the next and then the next. How is this possible when the return of $row occurs after the call to the recursive function. What am I getting wrong? The entire class code is shown below: <?php // functions for loading, contructing and // displaying the tree are in this file class treenode { // each node in the tree has member variables containing // all the data for a post except the body of the message var $m_postid; var $m_title; var $m_poster; var $m_posted; var $m_children; var $m_childlist; var $m_depth; function treenode($postid, $title, $poster, $posted, $children, $expand, $depth, $expanded, $sublist) { // the constructor sets up the member variables, but more // importantly recursively creates lower parts of the tree $this->m_postid = $postid; $this->m_title = $title; $this->m_poster = $poster; $this->m_posted = $posted; $this->m_children =$children; $this->m_childlist = array(); $this->m_depth = $depth; // we only care what is below this node if it // has children and is marked to be expanded // sublists are always expanded if(($sublist||$expand) && $children) { $conn = db_connect(); $query = "select * from header where parent = $postid order by posted"; $result = mysql_query($query); for ($count=0; $row = @mysql_fetch_array($result); $count++) { if($sublist||$expanded[ $row['postid'] ] == true) $expand = true; else $expand = false; $this->m_childlist[$count]= new treenode($row['postid'],$row['title'], $row['poster'],$row['posted'], $row['children'], $expand, $depth+1, $expanded, $sublist); } } } function display($row, $sublist = false) { // as this is an object, it is responsible for displaying itself // $row tells us what row of the display we are up to // so we know what color it should be // $sublist tells us whether we are on the main page // or the message page. Message pages should have // $sublist = true. // On a sublist, all messages are expanded and there are // no "+" or "-" symbols. // if this is the empty root node skip displaying if($this->m_depth>-1) { //color alternate rows echo '<tr><td bgcolor="'; if ($row%2) echo '#cccccc">'; else echo '#ffffff">'; // indent replies to the depth of nesting for($i = 0; $i<$this->m_depth; $i++) { echo '<img src="images/spacer.gif" height="22" width="22" alt="" valign="bottom">'; } // display + or - or a spacer if ( !$sublist && $this->m_children && sizeof($this->m_childlist)) // we're on the main page, have some children, and they're expanded { // we are expanded - offer button to collapse echo '<a href="index.php?collapse='. $this->m_postid.'#'.$this->m_postid.'" ><img src="images/minus.gif" valign="bottom" height="22" width="22" alt="Collapse Thread" border="0"></a>'; } else if(!$sublist && $this->m_children) { // we are collapsed - offer button to expand echo '<a href="index.php?expand='. $this->m_postid.'#'.$this->m_postid.'"><img src="images/plus.gif" height="22" width="22" alt="Expand Thread" border="0"></a>'; } else { // we have no children, or are in a sublist, do not give button echo '<img src="images/spacer.gif" height="22" width="22" alt="" valign="bottom">'; } echo " <a name = $this->m_postid ><a href = 'view_post.php?postid=$this->m_postid'>$this->m_title - $this->m_poster - ".reformat_date($this->m_posted).'</a>'; echo '</td></tr>'; // increment row counter to alternate colors $row++; } // call display on each of this node's children // note a node will only have children in its list if expanded $num_children = sizeof($this->m_childlist); for($i = 0; $i<$num_children; $i++) { $row = $this->m_childlist[$i]->display($row, $sublist); } return $row; } }; ?>lt;

I've got a dev server which, for reasons I won't go into, needs to have different .htaccess files for each site (and subfolders within them) within it. But not always. What I need to do is: - For the folder I put the PHP script in, and every folder under it (the whole tree under it): - If there's a .htaccess file an no .htaccess.dev file, copy .htaccess and name the copy .htaccess.dev (and look in subfolders) If there's a .htaccess file and also a .htaccess.dev file, do nothing (but keep looking for subfolders) If there's neither a .htaccess or .htaccess.dev file, do nothing (but keep looking for subfolders) I'd try to come up with something myself, but getting it wrong will be fairly catastrophic! I'm sure the conditional copy / rename bit is relatively straightforward, but it's the recursive searching of the whole file-system under the script's location that I'm not sure about... Any help greatly appreciated, as always! I have SSH access, if it's easier done that way maybe I'm approaching it wrong?