File management

@NogDogSep 11.2006 — #Not sure if this is what you're asking, but PHP has a set of [url=http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.ftp.php]FTP functions[/url] you could use to mange files amongst the sites.

@neenach2002authorSep 11.2006 — #I don't really want to manage the files themselves - the files will be part of a downloads system I am making.

At the moment, I'm using the following code:

[code=php]					$file = "list.php";
 $filepath = $mirror['url'] . "/" . $file;
 require $filepath;
 returnfiles();
 print $out;[/code]

Inside of the list.php file:

[code=php]
 
 function returnfiles(){
 
  $folder = 'Test';
  //$mirror['url'] = 'http://dl1.animekatsu.net';
 
  $dirs = dirList($folder);
  //for($x = 0;$x<count($dirs);$x++){
  foreach( $dirs as $dir ){
   //$dir = $dirs[$x];
   if( $dir != '.' && $dir != '..'){
 
   $directory = $folder . "/" . $dir;
 
   $catdata['directory'] = $dir;
   $catdata['mirrorurl'] = $mirror['url'];
   //$cat['data'] = $this->tbl->MAP2str($data);
 
   //$cat['name'] = str_replace('_', ' ', $dir);
 
   //$cat['query']= $cat['name'];
   //$catdata = $cat;
 
 
 
   //$this->make_cat($cat['name'], $cat['query'], $cat['data']);
 
 
   //$x++;
   $out .= "<b>".$dir."</b><br>";
   $out .= "<pre>".print_r($catdata,1)."</pre>";
   $files = fileList($directory);
   //$fileinfo = array();
   //$x = 0;
   if( count($files) != 0 ){
   //	$y = 0;
   //Change below part to call the mass add function instead of printing the info.
   for( $y=0;$y<count($files);$y++ ){
   //foreach( $files as $file ){
   //$data = array();
   $file['name'] = $files[$y];
   $path = $folder . "/" . $dir . "/" . $file['name'];
   //$url = $mirror['url'] . "/" . $path . "/" . $data['name'];
   //$data['path'] = $folder;
   $file['filesize'] = fileSize($path);
   $file['filename'] = $file['name'];
   $file['md5'] = md5_file($path);
   $file['series'] = str_replace('_', ' ', $dir);
   //$data['author'] = "blah";
 
 
   //$fileinfo[$y] = $file;
   //$file = $data;
   //$y++;
   $out .= "<pre>".print_r($file,1)."</pre>";
 
   //$this->do_mass_add_files($file);
 
   }
 
   }
 
   }
 
  }
 
  return $out;
 }[/code]

I'd like to stay away from the FTP functions since all I really want to do is get a little information on each file and store it to the database.

I can't find anything wrong with my code - though my brain is completely fried from the amount of work I have done this week.

BTW, the error I get is:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: returnfiles() in /home/soanime/public_html/anivision/sources/xmod/download.php on line 230

The file works fine by itself.

@neenach2002authorSep 12.2006 — #Any ideas guys?

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