List folders for edit some files inside that folders
Hi E's, I have a old project with about 10y, and in that time I do each page manually, the project was: http://rdsrc.us/fCIeXk, I don't use any dynamic language like php.
The problem is I have more than 100 folders, but I have the advanced that each folder have the same files, so is more easy edit the files inside them. The only thing I want to do to the files inside the folders was implement the code of google analytics, so I have to list each folder (maybe with a while), and edit the files I want in each folder.
For now I just want help to list all folder one by one, and in each while I edit the files inside the folder that I want.
How I list folder one by one?
The best regards, JC
The problem is I have more than 100 folders, but I have the advanced that each folder have the same files, so is more easy edit the files inside them. The only thing I want to do to the files inside the folders was implement the code of google analytics, so I have to list each folder (maybe with a while), and edit the files I want in each folder.
For now I just want help to list all folder one by one, and in each while I edit the files inside the folder that I want.
How I list folder one by one?
The best regards, JC
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PHP has a predefined and context-aware constant DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR that should be used in place of the "/". It is there because some operating systems do not use a slash as a directory separator.
You might want to learn about this function. Hint: It is one of the "Directory Functions" that are listed in the left sidebar of that page I suggested you should read.
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.getcwd.php
You might want to learn about this function. Hint: It is one of the "Directory Functions" that are listed in the left sidebar of that page I suggested you should read.
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.getcwd.php
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filename: .rnd : filetype: file filename: usr : filetype: dir filename: .. : filetype: dir filename: . : filetype: dir filename: .autofsck : filetype: file filename: home : filetype: dir filename: aquota.user : filetype: link filename: aquota.group : filetype: link filename: sbin : filetype: dir filename: etc : filetype: dir filename: .gnupg : filetype: dir filename: boot : filetype: dir filename: srv : filetype: dir filename: tmp : filetype: dir filename: var : filetype: dir filename: scripts : filetype: link filename: .autorelabel : filetype: file filename: opt : filetype: dir filename: lib : filetype: dir filename: sys : filetype: dir filename: mnt : filetype: dir filename: bin : filetype: dir filename: media : filetype: dir filename: dev : filetype: dir filename: root : filetype: dir filename: selinux : filetype: dir filename: .spamassassin : filetype: dir filename: .lesshst : filetype: file filename: proc : filetype: dir
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Where is the problem?
The best Regards, JC