Extra Credit: PHP
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1) Use the include function somewhere.
2) Using the code snippet shown below about listing files, create a php
script which lists .html files in the current directory and provides
links to these files. Remember that php scripts must output html syntax.
Also, check out the quick reference on http://www.php.net if you don't
understand the various functions or class names.
Including files
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include("test.html");
Listing files in directory based on file extension
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List Example
List Example
handle."
\n";
echo "Path: ".$d->path."
\n";
while ($entry=$d->read()) {
echo $entry."
\n";
# check to see if entry ends in .html
if (ereg("*html",$entry)) {
echo "$entry ends in .html
";
}
}
$d->close();
?>