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Posted by Juby on 02/23/06 23:29
I'm creating a script for our website which will function as something
of a docment manager. The backend features an option to create a new
directory in the uploads subdirectory. The problem is, once I've used
mkdir() to create this file, when I later run is_dir() on the filename,
I get 'false'. Even worse, if I run is_file() on the new directories,
I get false as well. The same thing seems to be happening to files I
submit via the script, though that is less of a worry (I never actually
*need* to run this test). Here is a copy of a smaller script I threw
together trying to figure out what exactly was going on:
<?php
function getDirectoryList($root="(this is where the directory I'm
working in goes)"){
clearstatcache();
$dir = dir($root);
while($file = readdir($dir->handle)){
if(is_dir($file)){
echo "<br />directory:" . $file;
} elseif(is_file($file)){
echo "<br />file:" . $file;
} else {
echo "<br />dunno:" . $file;
}
}
}
getDirectoryList();
?>
Here's what I get:
directory:.
directory:..
dunno:delete.png
dunno:rename.png
dunno:view.png
directory:images
dunno:PDFs
dunno:somecrap
The last two, PDFs and somecrap, are folders created with mkdir(). The
..pngs are files uploaded via a PHP script. Is this some kind of fluke
with PHP, or is there anything I can do? Thank you all in advance for
your help.
Peace,
Juby
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