I'm working on a gallery and am trying to list all the files in a directory. My book says that to list all the directories I need to use ftp_nlist (ftp_stram, directory). Just one problem though... I have no idea what ftp_stream is. So if anyone could help that'd be great.

Hmm...I just did a search for ftp_stream on Google, and the top sites were all in different languages.

There were sites in German, French, Chinese, Russian, and English in just 10 results, but none of them seemed helpful at all.

Yea I had the same tihng

<?php
$dir_name="e:\\publicnew\\sales alerts";
$url_name="https://www.colonyliquor.com/salesalerts";

$dir = opendir($dir_name);
$basename = basename($dir_name);
$fileArr = array();

while ($file_name = readdir($dir))
{
if (($file_name !=".") && ($file_name !=
".."))
{
#Get file modification date...
#
$fName = "$dir_name/$file_name";
$fTime = filemtime($fName);
$fileArr[$file_name] = $fTime;
}
}

# Use arsort to get most recent first
# and asort to get oldest first
arsort($fileArr);

$numberOfFiles = sizeOf($fileArr);
for($t=0;$t<$numberOfFiles;$t++)
{
$thisFile = each($fileArr);
$thisName = $thisFile[0];
$thisDay = $thisFile[1];
$thisTime = $thisFile[1];
$thisDay = date("m/d/Y", $thisDay);
$thisTime = date("h:i:s a", $thisTime);
echo "<font face='Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, san-serif' size='4' color='#000000'>";
echo "$thisDay    $thisTime    <a href='$url_name/$thisName'>$thisName</a></font><br>";
}
closedir ($dir);
?>

Mind you ... not my code ... so do not credit me

Woah cool, thank you very much!