The recursive entries are put under index $filename while the direct contents are put under an ascending integer index, using Your loop will only show the integer indexes If you would print_r($array) you will see all entries. (Or you could replace $filename with of course.) To loop through them yourself, replace the while loop with foreach ( $array as $k=>$v ) { echo "$k: $v"; } (for the subdir, this will show "subdir: Array", but that's another topic; you could test is_array($v) and take some action based on that).
The recursive entries are put under index $filename, while the direct contents are put under an ascending integer index, using . Your loop will only show the integer indexes. If you would print_r($array); you will see all entries.
(Or you could replace $filename with , of course. ) To loop through them yourself, replace the while loop with foreach ( $array as $k=>$v ) { echo "$k: $v"; } (for the subdir, this will show "subdir: Array", but that's another topic; you could test is_array($v) and take some action based on that).
Ok great, thanks. Working perfectly now. – Baa Aug 11 '10 at 21:44.
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