Re: Re: very simple, yet can't think how.

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Yes, that would be correct.  Make sure all permanent directories such as "0" or "1" already exist, and generate all dynamic folders using mkdir function.  Also, remember the templates you will be using.

-sonu
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Esteamedpw@xxxxxxx 
  To: sonugill@xxxxxxxxxxxx ; php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Monday, August 01, 2005 10:12 PM
  Subject: Re:  Re: very simple, yet can't think how.


    
  Thanks, that's actually really close to what I was looking for...

  so if I wanted, say: http://mydomain.com/0/joe   - you're saying I should have the Directory "/0/" or "/1/" already set up... right? then do I use something such as mkdir and chdir to create joe? then file manipulation functions such as fwrite, fread, etc?

  So basically if I'm reading clearly... I insert the User info into the Database, then use that info to write into the Directory "/joe/" ?

  Thanks a lot man, I feel like I might have been right all along - but this is the first big project I've done - so I'm trying to get the Logic down correctly before I get started... :-)

  - Clint

  p.s. sorry, I meant to do  "reply all" :-(   So, here it is again!

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