just a little script I need.

[Birdman203]

I need a script and do not know how to make it, but it:
1. Searches through a folder and looks for files starting with [b]admin.[/b]
2. After that it reads the file and looks for $title and puts it in an array.

The array should look like so:
[code]
array (
  1 (
    file -> "name of file",
    title -> "$title from the file"
  )
  2 (
    file -> "name of file",
    title -> "$title from the file"
  )
)
[/code]

I hope you understand this

[AndyB]

And are these any particular type of file? .php, .html, .doc, .who_knows

And how is '$title' delineated in these files?

Please be much more specific.

[Birdman203]

These are .php files and $title is a var.
$title = "Title of the page";

[Birdman203]

is anyone looking into this?

[AndyB]

[!--quoteo(post=388208:date=Jun 26 2006, 04:42 PM:name=Birdman203)--][div class=\'quotetop\']QUOTE(Birdman203 @ Jun 26 2006, 04:42 PM) [snapback]388208[/snapback][/div][div class=\'quotemain\'][!--quotec--]
is anyone looking into this?
[/quote]
Aren't you?

The glob() function - with selector - will give you the .php file names. Throw away all those that don't start with admin and put the rest in an array. That'll get you started.

[Birdman203]

[code]
<?php
$d = 0;
foreach (glob("admin_*.php") as $filename) {
    $arr = array(
        'file' => $filename,
        'title' => "title"
    );
    $array[$d++] = $arr;
}
?>
[/code]

Tested it and it works. Now how do I do the title.

[trq]

Look into the function fopen, fread and preg_match.

Were not here to think for you.