looking 4 a php script that edits selected pages of my site

SIMONR85 · 15-01-07

Hi the title dont explain it 2 well so here goes:

i am currently converting my site to php so i can use phpincludes, and have done that ok, the next stage was to make a admin login script which i have done and that works perfect and so leaving me with wanting:

a script that when i login to my adminarea, a list of all the php include files are shown (or maybe all my php files that make up my site) and i can select a file and then edit it on the fly without having to upload my changes everytime.

thanks in advance

1BIZLIST · 15-01-07

It's not impossible to do, but a fair amount of unnecessary work I would have thought:

Anyway you could create a script to read the directory and search for .php files - listing them should be easy enough, then change the attributes of any file you select with the chmod() command this would allow you to read and write to the file, read the contents into a Textarea (fgets() )and then write them back to the file upon editing.

As I said above a fair amount of work for what I would have thought is little gain, but heyho

Mark.

SIMONR85 · 15-01-07

cheers mate il give it a whirl, but if anybody can write me s acript to do this then name me a price!!!

Donk · 16-01-07

Just change the $path to your files directory

PHP Code:


			
<?php 

$path="your/path/to/files/";

$dp=opendir($path);

while($file=readdir($dp)){

if (stristr($file,".php")){

$filearray[]=$file;

}

}

closedir($dp);

if($_POST['Submit']=="Get File"){

$filename=$_POST['selectfile'];

}

if($_POST['Submit']=="Submit"){

$fp=fopen($path.$_POST['filename'],"w");

fwrite($fp,$_POST['data']);

fclose($fp);

}

?>

<form action="" method="post" name="fileform">

<select name="selectfile">

<?php 

foreach ($filearray as $key=>$value){

?>

<option <?php if($filename==$value) echo " selected='selected'"?>><?php echo $value?></option>

<?php } ?>

</select>

<input name="Submit" type="submit" value="Get File" />

</form>

<?php



if ($filename){?>

<form method="post" name="editform"> 

<textarea name="data" cols="100" rows="20"><?php echo(file_get_contents($path.$filename))?></textarea><br />

<input name="filename" type="hidden" value="<?php echo $filename ?>" />

<input name="Submit" type="submit" value="Submit" />

</form>

<?php }?>

Quote:

Originally Posted by SIMONR85

if anybody can write me script to do this then name me a price!!!

£50

John Jupp · 16-01-07

Bob you're a Bandit.

SIMONR85 · 18-01-07

cheers donk that script is nearly perfect for what i want but it puts these (\\\) in every time i save the file, so if i save twice i get (\\\\\\)

heres what i mean

<my original code>

<a class="navitab" href="index.php">Welcome</a> | 
<a class="navitab" href="index2.php">Bio</a> | 
<a class="navitab" href="#">Discography</a> | 
<a class="navitab" href="#">Downloads</a> | 
<a class="navitab" href="#">Photos</a> | 
<a class="navitab" href="#">Tour</a> | 
<a class="navitab" href="#">Merchandise</a> | 

<after saving>did this:

<a class="\\\navitab\\\" href="\\\index.php\\\">Welcome</a> | 
<a class="\\\navitab\\\" href="\\\index2.php\\\">Bio</a> | 
<a class="\\\navitab\\\" href="#\\\\\\\">Discography</a> | 
<a class=\\\\\\\"navitab\\\\\\\" href=\\\\\\\"#\\\\\\\">Downloads</a> | 
<a class=\\\\\\\"navitab\\\\\\\" href=\\\\\\\"#\\\\\\\">Photos</a> | 
<a class=\\\\\\\"navitab\\\\\\\" href=\\\\\\\"#\\\\\\\">Tour</a> | 
<a class=\\\\\\\"navitab\\\\\\\" href=\\\\\\\"#\\\\\\\">Merchandise</a> | 

can you see the problem?

Keith · 18-01-07

looks like you need to add the strip slashes function somewhere in your code http://uk.php.net/stripslashes

SIMONR85 · 18-01-07

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keith

looks like you need to add the strip slashes function somewhere in your code http://uk.php.net/stripslashes

Will it matter where abouts in the code?

Donk · 18-01-07

The problem occurs because your server had "magic_quotes_gpc = on" and mine "magic_quotes_gpc = off"

Just add stripslashes in the line:

PHP Code:


			
fwrite($fp,stripslashes($_POST['data']));

Regards