PHP_FILEMANAGER_CLASS

If you see the preview of this item you can find out how it works but let's cover it in detail:

Firstly you need to include File Manager Class in your project:
include 'fileManager.php';

Secondly you need to initialize File Manager Class:
$manager = new fileManager();

Now you can determine which file extension will be shown for you ( you can set any extensions you wish ):
$manager->extension = array('txt','jpg','png', 'mp3', 'zip');

Now you can determine which file / folder will not be shown by their names:
$manager->fileDeny = array('.', '..');

Then you need to choose the returned type ( Array or JSON ):
$manager->returnType = 'array';

If you want to choose a JSON you need to define its type ( json_file or json_var ):
$manager->typeJson = "json_file";

$manager->typeJson = "json_var";

Finally you should give the file / folder path ( if it is a folder path you need to add "/" at the end of the path ) to initFileManager():
$array = $manager->initFileManager('demo/');

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In order to edit your server folders there are four useful functions:

• recursiveDelete()
• copy_directory()
• rename_directory()
• move_dir()
• create_zip()
• extract_zip()
• linkPath()

<p>In order to edit your server files / folders data there are three useful functions:<br>
<ul>
    <li>change_date_format()</li>
    <li>change_size()</li>
    <li>changeSize()</li>
</ul>
</p>

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NOTE: All of the functions or variables are commented in a standard way in detail.

Please refer to the example folder within the FILEMANAGER_PHP_CLASS.zip file you have just downloaded.

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E) Sources and Credits

We've used the following.

• DEV.php
• JSON.php

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