I've done this by reading the directory contents into an array and then sorting
that array. This really sorts on filename and not date, but your filenames seem
to contain dates so this might work for you.
James Hicks
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From: Nick Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Yes, you do. Add each dir to an array, sort the array, then loop
through it printing the dirs out.
Nick Wilson wrote:
Hi all,
I have several directories filled with files written like this:
* 02-09-19-filename.etc
* 02-10-02-anotherfile.whatever
How does php order these files if read
Justin French wrote
I think PHP reads them in date created order, or something else...
The order is not guarantied, it just happens to be so. I suppose most
filesystems return files
in the order they were added to the directory, but also reuse the space
left after deleting a
file.
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* and then Justin French declared
How does php order these files if read from the directory and printed to
the screen? -- I need them in date order, do I need to sort them
somehow?
There's an optional second parameter for asort() and rsort(), so check it
out in the manual... it
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