Topic: PHP directory indexer

[Dan Brown]

I'm looking for a way to make my Apache direcytory listings look nicer.  The default ones are functional, I guess, but they look rather clunky.  See http://www.familybrown.org/howtos/ if you're not clear what I mean.  I'm looking for a way to clean this up, maybe offer color selection, and possibly offer the ability to download multiple files (check off the ones you want, etc.).  It seems this should be possible with a PHP script, but I don't remember seeing anything like this.  Any ideas?

[Rick]

I am looking for the same. Maybe with some file descriptions or remarks added?

[Grub]

http://dev.monokromatik.com/indexer/ or you can always try to find something what you need at www.hotscripts.com.

Good luck

[jeff C]

This works great for me.  Thanks Grub.
-jeff

[Dan Brown]

Thanks, Grub!  Much nicer than the standard index.

[Dean Mumby]

Where do I put the files from the zip file ?

Does the ibayhave to be php enabled ?

Regards
Dean

[Rick]

Put them in the i-bay you wish to index. PHP should be enabled.

[Dean Mumby]

1) How do I get it to work in sub-directories  ?
2) do I have to put it in the html directory ? If so dont normal windows mappings map to the files directory ? Does this mean I have to put all the files in the html directory and not files ?

Thank You

Dean

[Rick]

1) Put the files also in the sub-dirs.
2) The PHP indexer is for showing the index in HTML format. Obviously this means that you have to put everything in the HTML dir and point your browser to it. Also make the ibay viewable over the web.

[kitkat]

Question.

I would like to make one of the directories in the indexer, password protected.
I can't seem to get it by putting in a .htaccess and .htpasswd file.
Can someone help me?

-Kit