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Well, I would advise against putting all that on one line as it is not easy to read and undersand what is going on. It might be when you are writing it, but for an outsider or yourself going through it at a later date it may be more difficult.

 

The problem, I believe, is that you are using a for loop instead of a foreach loop. A for loop takes three parameters separated by a semicolon. You are dealing with an array, so you want a foreach loop. Try this:

 

foreach(scandir("upld194") as $x)

Well, I would advise against putting all that on one line as it is not easy to read and undersand what is going on. It might be when you are writing it, but for an outsider or yourself going through it at a later date it may be more difficult.

 

The problem, I believe, is that you are using a for loop instead of a foreach loop. A for loop takes three parameters separated by a semicolon. You are dealing with an array, so you want a foreach loop. Try this:

 

foreach(scandir("upld194") as $x)

 

That was the problem, thanks.

 

It all werks now.

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