Posts by flashjunkie

WickedPixel, I love you!

Works EXACTLY as I needed to, such a simple solution, thank you so much!

I tried to do that in AS3 , but the problem is that swfaddress empties the hash fragment before flash can check it…

Demo – http://tpet.co.uk/#!/About – works fine, but if you visit… http://tpet.co.uk/#/About it will clear the fragment and THEN flash’s first view of it is empty so it pushes the user to the home page…

I’m rewriting my site to use #! over # for SEO reasons, but any existing links to our deeplinked content will then default to the homepage, I need a way to rewrite old URL ’s containing only the # to #! BEFORE swfaddress gets it’s hands on the URL … Argh! – Can anyone help?

Hi guys,

Having looked at this page my jaw hit the desk – http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/misc/rewriteguide.html

Way too complicated for my simple mind!

I’m basically wanting to rewrite urls to find and replace a # symbol with #! but obviously if the #! is present then leave it as it is… can ANYONE help me with this?

Jay

Dates couldn’t be worse for me

August 15th is a major relaunch of Teacher’s Pet so i’ll likely be running round the office like a blue arsed fly for the week leading up to it!

Sorry guys!

Gutted!

aaranmcguire said
Looks like its in london then

Oh well… maybe next time

Birmingham or Manchester and I might show my face

Hi Nielsk,

Thanks for that, managed to get it working on localhost with…

<?php

$dir = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'];
$dir .= '/SITE-DEBUG/Images/Previews/1';
$files = array_diff(scandir($dir), array('..', '.'));

print_r($files);
?>

Hey Guys,

Trying to get scandir() working and need a little help…

I’m able to get scandir() to work when the $dir is a subdirectory or the current scripts location however im trying to access a folder elsewhere on the server but when I try to locate it using a URL i’m getting errors…

ie:

Script location – http://mysite.com/scripts/getFileNames.php

Directory Location – http://mysite.com/images/thumbnails

<?php
$dir    = 'ResourceImages/Previews/1';
$files1 = scandir($dir);
print_r($files1);
?>

Thanks guys!

Hey marco,

thanks for the reply, I’ve fixed the problems i was having but have added your code to my snippets as I am sure that will be very useful in the future!

Jay