mkdir function

[Ini]

ive finally worked out how to use the mkdir function with a username variable so when a user signs up it creates a dir with there username.

Now, i want to create 3 dirs inside that one automatically..

anyone no how i can do this?

+rep for help

Thanks

Chris

[Luckyrare]

Use the same function afterwards to create the dirs inside.

I would highly recommend you use htaccess to do this, look in my thread about SEO in the tutorial section for some help.

[Ini]

My code is:

$username= $_POST[username]
$name = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/test/" . $username;
if (!is_dir($username))
{ 
mkdir($name, 0777);
}

I try adding that again but with the others and it gives me errors ;l

[Invent]

$username= $_POST[username]
$name = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/test/" . $username;
if (!is_dir($username))
{ 
mkdir($name, 0777);
mkdir(". $name ."/folder1, 0777);
mkdir(". $name ."/folder2, 0777);
mkdir(". $name ."/folder3, 0777);
} 

Never used the mkdir function, so I'm pretty sure it won't work, lol.

[Ini]

$username= $_POST[username]
$name = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/test/" . $username;
if (!is_dir($username))
{ 
mkdir($name, 0777);
mkdir(". $name ."/folder1, 0777);
mkdir(". $name ."/folder2, 0777);
mkdir(". $name ."/folder3, 0777);
} 

Never used the mkdir function, so I'm pretty sure it won't work, lol.

Tried that and got:

Warning:  Division by zero in /home2/****/public_html/test/register.php on line 17

Warning:  mkdir() [function.mkdir]: No such file or directory in /home2/****/public_html/test/register.php on line 17

Warning:  Division by zero in /home2/****/public_html/test/register.php on line 18

Warning:  mkdir() [function.mkdir]: No such file or directory in /home2/****/public_html/test/register.php on line 18

Warning:  Division by zero in /home2/edaggcom/public_html/test/register.php on line 19

Warning:  mkdir() [function.mkdir]: No such file or directory in /home2/edaggcom/public_html/test/register.php on line 19

[Ini]

Sorted - Closed

+rep for both

[Ini]

Opened again becuase the files created are not chmoding to 777

[JamesRouale]

Post your code...

[Sygon..]

chmod($dir1); etc.