>I've noticed some shakiness when doing this tho... A lot of times it only
>works the 2nd time i issue the getNetText(). Don't have a clue to why.
>
>So I switched over to using the Shockwave Multiuser Server instead, which
>is a tad more capable. If you want to do it using SMUS, have a look at the
>server side scripting command called getAt() which is not what you'd
>expect it to be.
In case your web server happens to support php something like this will
give you the dir listing of any directory you drop it in:
<?php
// showdir.php returns a simple directory listing of
// the current directory on a web server
$filepath=$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['SCRIPT_FILENAME'];
$dirpath=substr($filepath,0,strrpos ($filepath, "/"));
$nl = "<br>\n";
foreach( getArray_readdir($dirpath) as $value) {
echo $value.$nl;
};
function getArray_readdir ( $path ) {
$hdl = opendir( $path );
$dirlist = array();
while ($res = readdir( $hdl )) {
$dirlist[$i] = $res;
$i++;
}
closedir($hdl);
return $dirlist;
}
?>
best regards
Daniel Plaenitz
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