Glob Function

[krash11554]

i have this glob function. here it is

$howmanycarpics = glob(" /garage/uploads/cars/15/thumbs/car1"/*.*");
print_r($howmanycarpics);

i think this should return all files in that folder but it isnt

[requinix]

There's a very big, glaring syntax error in that code. Assuming that's a typo, remove the space from the beginning of the string.

[krash11554]

Yea that's now how it is in the real code I must of did thy when pasting the code. I guess that's not the problem

[Pikachu2000]

My guess is that the path is wrong. What do you get from var_dump( glob("/garage/uploads/cars/15/thumbs/car1"/*.*") );

Edited September 28, 2012 by Pikachu2000

[Psycho]

Am I the only one that sees that there are three quote marks? The one right after car1 ends the string so the part after it is interpreted as . . . I have no idea. I can't believe there aren't errors reported.

 

Should be

$howmanycarpics = glob("/garage/uploads/cars/15/thumbs/car1/*.*");

Edited September 28, 2012 by Psycho

[Pikachu2000]

Apparently you are the only one to notice it. I think the path is wrong in addition to that, but I guess the OP hasn't been back.

[krash11554]

When i use var_dump(), i get array(0){}.

[requinix]

Am I the only one that sees that there are three quote marks?

Apparently you are the only one to notice it.

*cough*

[Pikachu2000]

Unless your garage/ directory is at the root of the filesystem, you probably need to add the path to the web server's document root, with $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']