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Dynamically listing files of type X


Knouen

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$dir = opendir("../backup");

while(false !== ($file = readdir($dir))){
if(strpos($file, '.tgz',1)){
  echo '<a href="'.$dir.'/'.$file.'">Download tgz version of '.$file.'</a><br>';
}
}

while(false !== ($file = readdir($dir))){
if(strpos($file, '.gz',1)){
  echo '<a href="'.$dir.'/'.$file.'">Download gz version of '.$file.'</a><br>';
}
}

Am I on the right track with that one?  It's not working yet, thus the postign of code in this forum.

 

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right track..

 

i would probably code like this..

 

(you could use an array for valid ext's but it depends on what your doing)

 

<?php
$dir = opendir("../backup");
while(false !== ($file = readdir($dir))){
$ext = strtolower(strrchr($file,'.'));
switch($ext)
{
case ".tgz":
  echo '<a href="'.$dir.'/'.$file.'">Download tgz version of '.$file.'</a><br>';
break;
case ".gz":
  echo '<a href="'.$dir.'/'.$file.'">Download gz version of '.$file.'</a><br>';
break;
}

}

?>

 

 

EDIT: sorry for bad formatting (not tabs) typed it live, thus untested

LOL spelt switch wrong (fixed)

noted another problem

full script .. note the path (as your using the path you need to keep it as a string)

 

<?php

$dir = "../backup";
$DirOpen = opendir($dir);
while(false !== ($file = readdir($DirOpen)))
{
$ext = strtolower(strrchr($file,'.'));
switch($ext)
{
	case ".tgz":
	  echo '<a href="'.$dir.'/'.$file.'">Download tgz version of '.$file.'</a><br>';
	break;
	case ".gz":
	  echo '<a href="'.$dir.'/'.$file.'">Download gz version of '.$file.'</a><br>';
	break;
}
}


?>

 

as a side note i prefer readdir to glob.. (just do) i think its quicker may test later

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