Ok, dont exactly know what ill call is but i need something that will create a
folder under
/public_html/stats/(username)
and have the following things in it.
/public_html/stats/(username)/config_radio.php
/public_html/stats/(username)/radio.php
/public_html/stats/(username)/radio_stats.php
/public_html/stats/(username)/popupradio.php
/public_html/stats/(username)/readme.htm
/public_html/stats/(username)/index.htm
(index.htm is just a blank page)
(username) being the username that they have signed up with, reason for this is being that they can sign up and then be able to edit the pages in that folder if there username = the folder name.
Is this by anychance possible?
Thanks, Kristian
Edit: if you would like to get the files content download like is below,
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Not sure what you'd call it.
Started by Kristian, Dec 28 2006 05:12 AM
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Posted 28 December 2006 - 05:12 AM
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Posted 06 January 2007 - 10:11 AM
Uhm, the trick is that you don't actually create the folders, you use technology called mod_rewrite.
http://www.pixel2lif.../mod_rewrite/1/
If you did want to create those directories, you could use php's mkdir
http://www.php.net/mkdir
If you wanted to create and manage files, you can use the file handlers.
http://www.php.net/fopen
I would not recommend anyone writing a tutorial on how to use that exact scenario due to possible security risks, but be my guess, I would have fun hacking into that.
http://www.pixel2lif.../mod_rewrite/1/
If you did want to create those directories, you could use php's mkdir
http://www.php.net/mkdir
If you wanted to create and manage files, you can use the file handlers.
http://www.php.net/fopen
I would not recommend anyone writing a tutorial on how to use that exact scenario due to possible security risks, but be my guess, I would have fun hacking into that.
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