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hi to all,

I am new to php,can u give any idea to read text file from
folder based on datewise .for eg. in that folder there
are three text file.
one.txt 10/3/2007
two.txt 13/3/2007
three.txt 13/3/2007
Mar 16 '07 #1
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ak1dnar
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As i feel you might using multiple folders and inside each and every folder there might be multiple files in it.
So in that case you have to provide the Name of the Folder and the Name of the file as the inputs for processing, based on that you can read the contents available under the .txt files.
What is there inside those text files.
Mar 16 '07 #2

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