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| Randy53215 Posts: 715/726 |
Wow Kyoufu I never seen that before. It looks like it might help neo in doing some more things. 
Very nice link.  |
| Kyoufu Kawa Posts: 1347/1353 |
My server's being silly too, so I got this. |
| neotransotaku Posts: 1855/1860 |
scandir is a PHP5 command 
as for upgrading the server owned by a student organization, not going to happen by the time I graduate |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 1234/1312 |
PHP5 isn't anywhere close to new anymore  You should probably ask the server admin to stop using an obsolete version.
But anyhow, didn't you try searching php.net? They work on PHP4. |
| neotransotaku Posts: 1852/1860 |
It appears PHP5 has a lot of new file system naviation and manipulation functions. However, because I'm running code on a PHP4 server that I have no control over. Are there PHP4 equivalent functions? I'm having trouble searching google because I'm getting PHP pages that show how to use UNIX |
