PHP Scan dir for idetical files

[litewarez]

So explain to nme now WHAT EXACTLY is not working for you ?

[Porsche_maniak]

This.. at the bottom of the page

I think you will see the others 10 most...
Thats how i want to look the last one (10 most favourited)

[litewarez]

<?php
function RecurseFolderLister($d)
{
    $BasePath = realpath($d);
    $Storage = array();
    
    if(is_dir($BasePath))
    {
        $resource = opendir($BasePath);
        while(false !== ($directory = readdir($resource)))
        {
            if(is_dir($BasePath . '/' . $directory) && !in_array($directory,array('.','..'))) //DirCheck the TypeCheck
            {
                $Storage = array_merge($Storage,RecurseFolderLister($BasePath . '/' . $directory));
            }else
            {
                if(is_file($BasePath . '/' . $directory) && substr($directory,-3) == 'txt')
                {
                    //We have text file
                    $key = $BasePath . '/' . $directory);
                    
                    if(!isset($Storage[$key]))
                    {
                        $Storage[$key] = 0;
                    }
                    $Storage[$key]++;
                }
            }
        }
    }
    return $Storage;
}
$Storage = RecurseFolderLister('fav');
asort($Storage);
$i = 0;
foreach( array_reverse($Storage) as $filename => $total )
{
     echo file_get_contents($filename) . '('.$total.')'
     $i++;
     if($i == 10) break;
}
?>

Try something like that

[Porsche_maniak]

How should i add

$Storage = RecurseFolderLister('fav'); 
asort($Storage); 
$i = 0; 
foreach( array_reverse($Storage) as $filename => $total ) 
{ 
     echo file_get_contents($filename) . '('.$total.')' 
     $i++; 
     if($i == 10) break; 
}

in $entry_arrayz[ 'entry' ] ?

[litewarez]

Look Porch, im trying to help but i gave you bulk of the code, try figure it out first...

i aint got a clue what $entry_arrayz[ 'entry' ] is for or where its used or what its sctructure table is like.

i cant just know the answers

[Porsche_maniak]

$entry_arrayz[ 'entry' ] is the field where everything will print.

I am using now :

          function RecurseFolderLister($d) 
{ 
    $BasePath = realpath($d); 
    $Storage = array(); 
     
    if(is_dir($BasePath)) 
    { 
        $resource = opendir($BasePath); 
        while(false !== ($directory = readdir($resource))) 
        { 
            if(is_dir($BasePath . '/' . $directory) && !in_array($directory,array('.','..'))) //DirCheck the TypeCheck 
            { 
                $Storage = array_merge($Storage,RecurseFolderLister($BasePath . '/' . $directory)); 
            }else 
            { 
                if(is_file($BasePath . '/' . $directory) && substr($directory,-3) == 'txt') 
                { 
                    //We have text file 
                    $key = ($BasePath . '/' . $directory); 
                     
                    if(!isset($Storage[$key])) 
                    { 
                        $Storage[$key] = 0; 
                    } 
                    $Storage[$key]++; 
                } 
            } 
        } 
    } 
    return $Storage; 
} 
$Storage = RecurseFolderLister('fav'); 
asort($Storage); 
$i = 0; 
foreach( array_reverse($Storage) as $filename => $total ) 
{ 
   $entry_arrayz[ 'entry' ]  .= file_get_contents($filename) . '('.$total.')' ;
     $i++; 
     if($i == 10) break; 
} 

But if you check the page you will see TEST(1)TEST2(1)TEST(1)

I must get TEST(2) TEST2(1)

And really thanks for your help so far !

[litewarez]

change file_get_contents($filename) to $filename and tell me what you get :/

[Porsche_maniak]

The txt files was empty so sorry for that..

But if i change to $filename it proving my above post...

C:\xampp\htdocs\downloads\fav\Administrator/entry100620-034822.txt(1)C:\xampp\htdocs\downloads\fav\New Folder/a.txt(1)C:\xampp\htdocs\downloads\fav\New Folder/entry100620-034822.txt(1)

The bolded ones are indentical,but it counts them as different.. must getting the contents only to one and adding (2) because they are repeating..

[sloddl]

why don't you just use preg_match to count the duplicates?

i know that this is slower but as the above one doesn't work, you could try this.

[Porsche_maniak]

I can't think of a way using preg_match or strstr in this case.