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Posted by Costa Tropical Internet on 08/11/06 16:48
Hi Andrew,
This would be easily created with a dynamic server side language such
as PHP.
It would become more complicated if you needed to organise the files
into several folders and/or categories, but still quite manageable.
I am sure there is a free script out there that would do this for you,
tro to Google "php open source file directory" or similar and I am sure
you would find one
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Soren Beck
Costa Tropical Internet
http://www.costatropicalinternet.com
AndrewTheArt wrote:
> I have a couple of questions for the HTML/CSS/CGI/YouNameIt masters out
> there...
>
> (oh, and sorry fi this is in the wrong are of Groups - I'm not exactly
> sure what scripting method this requires)
>
> (1) If I have a mp3 file (let's call it Andrew.mp3), and I want to
> host it on a website I own, how could I implement some script that, as
> soon as I drag the mp3 file into a specific folder, would parse
> "Andrew.mp3" as a string, tear off the ".mp3" part of the new
> string, (thereby taking "Andrew" as a string) and put this string
> up on my website? This new text "Andrew" would also need to be
> hyperlinked to the Andrew.mp3 file mentioned earlier. Basically, this
> would be a very dynamic process.
>
> In addition, it'd be nice if the next time I drag *any* .mp3 file in
> this scripted folder, it did the exact same thing, but it kept up the
> older link (to Andrew.mp3) as well. Let's call this new file
> "SecondFile.mp3".
>
> So it'd look like this -
>
> SecondFile (note: this would be hyperlinked to SecondFile.mp3)
> Andrew (note: this would be hyperlinked to Andrew.mp3)
>
>
> (2) Is there some cool script that recognizes if you have the Adobe
> reader, and if you don't, it redirects/suggests you visit the Adobe
> website?
>
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> ~Andrew
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