I have a directory full of avatars I am allowing members to use. I don't want to get every avatar URL and place it in an HTML document. Is there a script that will show all the files in the directory?
As you can see I'm kind of new at this.
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Thanks for any help!
Full Version: Showing All The Images In A Directory?
Just put the images in the folder, and put upa link such as like
and when peopleclick it they will be taken to a page that just has all the avatars there. and it will say "Parent directory" they click that to go back to yoursite :-D not much of a script just using a folder. make sure that folder doesnt have a Index.html or .php or .asp or w.e ur using lol.
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<a href="yoursite.com/avatars/">click here for avatars</a>
and when peopleclick it they will be taken to a page that just has all the avatars there. and it will say "Parent directory" they click that to go back to yoursite :-D not much of a script just using a folder. make sure that folder doesnt have a Index.html or .php or .asp or w.e ur using lol.
QUOTE(Paradoks @ Mar 16 2008, 09:00 PM) 
Just put the images in the folder, and put upa link such as like
and when peopleclick it they will be taken to a page that just has all the avatars there. and it will say "Parent directory" they click that to go back to yoursite :-D not much of a script just using a folder. make sure that folder doesnt have a Index.html or .php or .asp or w.e ur using lol.
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<a href="yoursite.com/avatars/">click here for avatars</a>
and when peopleclick it they will be taken to a page that just has all the avatars there. and it will say "Parent directory" they click that to go back to yoursite :-D not much of a script just using a folder. make sure that folder doesnt have a Index.html or .php or .asp or w.e ur using lol.
Sorted this ages ago
Is there any way to enable indexes with a .htaccess?
QUOTE(nitsuarox @ Mar 17 2008, 01:06 AM)
Is there any way to enable indexes with a .htaccess?
Sorry. Since Zymic disabled the function the only way to use a root index folder would eb for themto enable it if it was as easy as .htaccess then people would enable the mail() function
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<?php
$path = "images/"; //path to the folder
$img_gal = scandir($path); //scandir() gets all files (and file ext) in a folder and puts them into an array
$img_count = count($img_gal) - 1; //count all the items in the array
$i = 2; //Start at 2 to skip the first 2 items ('[0] => .', '[1] => ..')
while ($i <= $img_count) { //loop tru the file
echo '<img src="'.$path.$img_gal[$i].'" /><br />';
$i++;
}
//The last 5 lines printout the array (youre files) for testing purpose only
//TEST
echo '<pre>';
print_r($img_gal); //print out the array
echo '</pre>';
///TEST
?>
this may help out
a simple way of doing it, scandir() and then loop tru tha files
NOTE: i added an extra - 1 in the $img_count becouse the last item in the array that i got
kept echo'ing my folder as last item. (I think its my localhost)
so if you use this and youre last image does not show delete the - 1
hope it helps someone
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