Hi,
Im using this command - but have a problem :-
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$t=`ls -l -t *.txt`;
$pieces=explode("\n",$t);
echo "<CENTER>\n<TABLE CELLPADDING=5>\n";
echo "<TR><TD>Date</TD><TD>Title</TD><TD>Key-words</TD></TR>\n";
foreach($pieces as $ke => $va){
echo "\n\n\n\n<!-- DA '$ke' '$va'<BR> --!>\n";
if(preg_match("/www\s+(\d+)\s+(\w+\s+\d+\s+\d+\:\d+).*?(\w.*?.txt)/i",$va,$matches)){
etc.. (the preg match only matches against one file)
=============
OUTPUT :-
======================
<!-- DA '0' '-rw-r--r-- 1 wwwuser www 3060 Mar 9 2007
intro_imod.txt' --!>
<!-- DA '1' '-rw-r--r-- 1 wwwuser www 273 Mar 9 22:50
side.txt' --!>
<!-- DA '2' '-rw-r--r-- 1 wwwuser www 30420 Mar 9 22:50
1_GOA.txt' --!>
======================
is thuis correct ??
Why does the 1st one appear as "Mar 9 2007" & the others have "Mar 9
& then the time they were modified ??
(those two files were updated MONTHS ago - I modified the intro file
today (just to check)... - However it changed to '2007' - but still
shows MAR 9 ???? )
QUESTION :-
1)
Is there a way to change :- $t=`ls -l -t *.txt`;
- but to show a consistent format for ALL files - regardless of if
they were modified 5 minutes ago, or 5 months ago....
2) PS I want to show them in descending order (from modified time) - I
think thats how it is already... )
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