Hi.
We use a script written in PHP that uses a simple ls command to
identify files typed into a form. Our directory structure includes
either a one or two steps away from public directory location of
files, in other words, either
1. [DIR]/[file].[ext] or
2. [DIR]/[DIR]/[file].[ext]
current syntax
.../*/$[variable].[ext]
stops at 1 and fails to find files in 2
I modified as follows
.../*{1,2}/$[variable].[ext]
or
.../*+/$[variable].[ext]
without success.
Anyone know the right regular expression syntax for PHP to properly
configure script to look for a possible subdirectory prior to
determining whether or not a file type exists or not?
Thanks
Mike
We use a script written in PHP that uses a simple ls command to
identify files typed into a form. Our directory structure includes
either a one or two steps away from public directory location of
files, in other words, either
1. [DIR]/[file].[ext] or
2. [DIR]/[DIR]/[file].[ext]
current syntax
.../*/$[variable].[ext]
stops at 1 and fails to find files in 2
I modified as follows
.../*{1,2}/$[variable].[ext]
or
.../*+/$[variable].[ext]
without success.
Anyone know the right regular expression syntax for PHP to properly
configure script to look for a possible subdirectory prior to
determining whether or not a file type exists or not?
Thanks
Mike