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thanks

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Make sure you back-up all files before editing.

Edited "module/coppermine/searchnew.php" to show directories in alphabetical order. This was accomplished by rewriting the "function display_dir_tree($folder, $ident)" in the searchnew.php file.
function display_dir_tree($folder, $ident) { global $CONFIG, $THEME_DIR; $dir_path = $CONFIG['fullpath'] . $folder; $d = array(); if (!is_readable($dir_path)) return; clearstatcache(); $d = glob($dir_path . "*",GLOB_ONLYDIR); foreach ($d as $file) { $start_target = substr($file,similar_text($dir_path,$file)); $dirpath = $CONFIG['fullpath'] . $start_target; $warnings = ''; if (!is_writable($file)) $warnings .= DIR_RO; if (!is_readable($file)) $warnings .= DIR_CANT_READ; if ($warnings) $warnings = ' <b>' . $warnings . '<b>'; echo '<tr><td class="tableb">' . $ident . '<img src="' . $THEME_DIR . '/images/folder.gif" alt="" /> <a href= "' . getlink("&file=searchnew&startdir=" . $folder . $start_target, false) . '">' . $start_target . '</a>' . $warnings . '</td></tr>'; display_dir_tree($folder . $start_target . '/', $ident . ' '); } }
Hope this works for you also.

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Linux/2.0/5.0.45/5.2.8/9.1.2.1

thanks, I'll give it a shot, hopefully it will be in the next CVS

-Dustin

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Linux/Apache 1.3/4.1.21/5.2.1/9.2.0.RC1

can we get confirmation that this fix or similar is added to CVS so the next release will not revert back? Thanks for all the help

-Dustin

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Server specs (Server OS / Apache / MySQL / PHP / DragonflyCMS):
Linux/Apache 1.3/4.1.21/5.2.1/9.2.0.RC1

Cannot confirm but I'll try to.

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Server specs (Server OS / Apache / MySQL / PHP / DragonflyCMS):
CloudLinux / Apache 2.4 LSAPI / MySQLi 5.6 / PHP 5.6 / DCVS

thanks as usual Nano

-Dustin

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Server specs (Server OS / Apache / MySQL / PHP / DragonflyCMS):
Linux/Apache 1.3/4.1.21/5.2.1/9.2.0.RC1

just a friendly reminder to add this to CVS so it isn't overwritten on next update. thanks

-Dustin

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in RC2 now.

.:: I met php the 03 December 2003 :: Unforgettable day! ::.

Server specs (Server OS / Apache / MySQL / PHP / DragonflyCMS):
CloudLinux / Apache 2.4 LSAPI / MySQLi 5.6 / PHP 5.6 / DCVS

Thanks Nano as usual

-Dustin

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Server specs (Server OS / Apache / MySQL / PHP / DragonflyCMS):
Linux/Apache 1.3/4.1.21/5.2.1/9.2.0.RC1

is this still fixed in the current build? mine are showing up in some freaky order, it's not size based, date of creation based or alphanumerically sorted...

this is the only discussion about it i can find here, and it's a couple of years old, which makes me think there's another issue... probably something silly i've done...

Server specs (Server OS / Apache / MySQL / PHP / DragonflyCMS):
Ubuntu bserver 2.6.32-28 / 2.051 / MySQL 5.1.41 / PHP 5.3.2 / Dragonfly 9.3.3

ok... answering myself again... i thought i'd used a new copy of the coppermine module when adding another instance to the site, but the searchnew.php file i was using indicated it was last edited in 2006... before this update... just copied and pasted the code provided above and all works well now...

i'll leave just this module changed for a while in case the code clashes with any of the latest updates, and if no problems, will be copying it to other instances of coppermine pretty soon...

Server specs (Server OS / Apache / MySQL / PHP / DragonflyCMS):
Ubuntu bserver 2.6.32-28 / 2.051 / MySQL 5.1.41 / PHP 5.3.2 / Dragonfly 9.3.3

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