Hello. Anyone familiar with making a unc path linkable on a webpage? I want
to be able to create links to directories over the network using UNC paths.
I am generating the paths dynamically.
Win2k / Apache / PHP 4
Here is an example of what I've got so far:
<snip>
require("incs/FileSystem.inc");
require("incs/template.inc");
$fs = new FileSystem(); // a file class i wrote to wrap php file
functions, and more...
$t = new Template(); // phplib template object
$t->set_file( "page", "abolftpdirs.htm" );
$t->set_file( "row", "row_abolftp.ihtml" );
$custMan = array( "description" => "Customer data for ",
"path" => "R:\\Data\\Customer",
"unc" => "\\\\abolftp\\FTP\\Data\\Customer" );
$customers = $fs->getList( $custMan["path"], FS_DIR );
$total = count($customers);
for($i=0; $i<$total; $i++)
{
$unc = $custMan["unc"] . "\\" . basename( $customers[$i] ) . "file://\\in;
$path = str_replace("\\","/", $custMan["path"] . "\\" .
asename( $customers[$i] ) . "\\in" );
// this i will create a link, but i want it to be a network link and not an
http link.
$descr = "<a href=\"$unc\" target=\"_blank\"
onMouseOver=\"defaultStatus='$unc';return true;\"
onMouseOut=\"defaultStatus='';return true;\">" . $custMan["description"] .
basename( $customers[$i] ) . "</a>";
$fcount = $fs->fileCount( $path, FS_FILE );
$oldest_moddate = getOldestDate( &$fs, $path );
$t->set_var( "description", $descr );
$t->set_var( "oldest_moddate", $oldest_moddate );
$t->set_var( "fcount", $fcount );
$t->parse( "rows", "row", true );
}
$t->parse("out","page");
$t->p("out");
function getOldestDate( $fs, $path )
{
// code left out; but this returns a unix timestamp of the file with the
oldest mod. date
}
</snip>
The part I am concerned with is creating a UNC link that actually works. I
escapped the \ with \, thus: \\ for each \.
HELP !! :)
TIA!
--
Nicole Amashta
www.aeontrek.com
--
PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/)
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
