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Updated: 06/18/2007

PHP File Tree

PHP File Tree is a PHP function that generates a valid, XHTML nested list of the specified directory, subdirectories, and files. The script includes a JavaScript extension that makes the entire list expand and collapse dynamically. PHP File Tree is compatible with all major browsers, including IE6/7, Firefox, Safari, and Opera. Features include: - Produces valid, semantic XHTML - Degrades gracefully in browsers that don t support JavaScript (entire list will still be displayed) - Fully customizeable with CSS - Ability to style file icons based on the extension - Easy to implement...one PHP include and a function call produces the entire list - JavaScript extension for dynamic effects is included with only one line of code
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