Here is my code, what I am trying to do is take the file post.php
or $file
from the root of the directory that it is originally from, then put it inside this uniqueID directory, or it should finally arrive in the $newFolder5
variable to complete. The $root
in the !copy function is a path pointing to the file inside the current directory, then it should go it the $newFolder5
directory when the copy function is executed on the page load. Can $root
or the source of the copy be a string with a directory to the file?
<?php
$unique = uniqid();
$root = '/gallry/' . $dir_auth1 . '/'. 'post.php';
$folder = mkdir($unique, 0755);
$uniqueFolder = '/' . $unique . '/' . 'post.php';
$destination2 = $dir_auth1 . '/' . $unique . '/' . 'post.php';
$newFolder = '/' . $dir_auth1 . $uniqueFolder;
if (!copy($root, $newFolder)) {
echo " status not created.";
} else {
echo "Success!";
}
?>
I changed $dir_auth1
to 'aidan'
, since that is the root directory that the post.php
is in.
In short, what Im trying to do is create a folder/directory with a uniqid()
and put post.php
inside of it. Or copy it.