From: Tim C. <cl...@de...> - 2004-02-25 01:37:07
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I had a quick question that I thought I saw a response to earlier but couldn't find today. I have a set of dynamically generated PHP pages which I would like to index. All of the content sits in folders, both the filenames and the folder names sit in mySQL where they are called by PHP. E.g., FOlder1- -doc1 -doc2 Folder2 - -doc3 -doc4 Rather than try to feed all of the possible PHP combinations to force a bunch of "canned URLs", I thought that it would be easier to create a shell script that indexed these. E.g., from the top of the folder hierarchy, created an html file that referred recursively to all of the folders and docs within, or to all of the folders and then in each folder an index html file for all the documents. Is there a contributed item I have overlooked that does something like this? I thought that I saw a perl script referenced at one point. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Tim Cleary -- Tim Cleary Manager Dean & Company (703) 760-4375 cl...@de... |
From: olinux <ol...@ya...> - 2004-02-25 04:07:26
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Why not write a php script to select your records from the mysql table, loop thru the results and output a html page with the links. Josh --- Tim Cleary wrote: > I had a quick question that I thought I saw a > response to earlier but > couldn't find today. > > I have a set of dynamically generated PHP pages > which I would like to index. > All of the content sits in folders, both the > filenames and the folder names > sit in mySQL where they are called by PHP. [snip] __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail SpamGuard - Read only the mail you want. http://antispam.yahoo.com/tools |