2015-09-09, 23:49:58
(This post was last modified: 2015-09-09, 23:51:40 by korey.badgley.
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(2015-09-09, 23:12:16)shawn_a Wrote: No clue what your problem is, works fine for me.
PHP Code:function my_get_files(){
GLOBAL $TEMPLATE;
$folder = GSTHEMESPATH . $TEMPLATE . '/assets/images/';
// $folder = GSDATAUPLOADPATH;
print_r($folder."<br/>");
$filetype = '*.*';
$images = glob($folder.$filetype);
debugLog($images);
print_r($images);
}
my_get_files();
PHP Code:C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/
Array ( [0] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/break.png [1] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/facebook.png [2] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/github.png [3] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/googleplus.png [4] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/icons.txt [5] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/instagram.png [6] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/linkedin.png [7] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/share.png [8] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/tumblr.png [9] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/twitter-alt.png [10] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/twitter.png [11] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/vimeo.png [12] => C:\bin\web\dev\getsimple\hotfixes/theme/Innovation/assets/images/youtube.png )
Although I would not use glob if you are not matching patterns or subdirectories.
you can use our$images = getfiles($folder);
function if you just need 1 folder or our directoryToArray() function
With glob you are going to have to strip the path off to convert to urls with basename() or something
unfortunately there s no native function to convert file paths to urls, you ahve to do that on your own
As long as I can get the names of each of the files in the directory, then that is all I need. Assembling the URL to append will be simple (The URL creation I have done, just for some reason, it is not finding any files inside the directory).
Could my issue be something to do with a .htaccess file?