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Showing Content Of A Directory In An IFRAME

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G'day all,

Just needing some help. I have alot of files I want my members to access and I figure that using an IFRAME on a content page would be my best bet. Simply upload the files and they can click on them and download them. But I don't seem to be able to get it to work. Can anyone help me. I would really appreciate it.

Thanks In Advance
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well you could make a page that auto makes a file list of the folder?
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G'day HaCk3R,

Well can you show me, thats why I'm asking. I need some help with this please.

Thanks
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I haven't tried this before.. but this is the function found in maincore.php
// Create a list of files or folders and store them in an array
function makefilelist($folder, $filter, $sort=true, $type="files") {
   $res = array();
   $filter = explode("|", $filter);
   $temp = opendir($folder);
   while ($file = readdir($temp)) {
      if ($type == "files" && !in_array($file, $filter)) {
         if (!is_dir($folder.$file)) $res[] = $file;
      } elseif ($type == "folders" && !in_array($file, $filter)) {
         if (is_dir($folder.$file)) $res[] = $file;
      }
   }
   closedir($temp);
   if ($sort) sort($res);
   return $res;
}


so you could do something like this


<?php
makefilelist ("downloads/");
$files = $res;


and then echo the $files in a while loop or like

haven't tried this my self so it is only a guess

i hope it helps ;)
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My FS Downloads infusion may work nicely for you.
You can find it here

It is in beta, but should be pretty stable.

Cheers

CJ
Edited by cjsewell on 29-04-2006 15:36,
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