I've looked at the referenced code and I have modified it to suite your needs. Replace ONLY the createTree function with this and try it
function createTree($directory,$parent = '')
{
$html = "<ul>";
foreach($directory as $keyDirectory => $eachDirectory)
{
if(is_array($eachDirectory))
{
$html .= "<li class='closed'><span class='folder'>" . $keyDirectory . "</span>";
$html .= createTree($eachDirectory,$keyDirectory);
$html .= "</li>";
}
else
{
$origin = 'imgs';
if(trim($parent) !== ''){
$path = $origin . '/' . $parent . "/" .$eachDirectory;
}else{
$path = $origin . '/' . $eachDirectory;
}
$html .= "<li><span class='file'><a href='" . $path . "' target='_blank'>". $eachDirectory ."</a></span></li>";
}
}
$html .= "</ul>";
return $html;
}
You will notice that I've added a new argument item to the argument list of that function called $parent. This is used to carry the folder name of the parent folder of the item that will be linked. The folder name is then appended to the $origin variable (which is the name of the folder you traversed using the getFolderTree function , in my case it's 'imgs'.
There is an if-else statement that checks if the $parent is empty, it's pretty self explanatory from there. If you want clarification please ask.
NOTE 1: You need to replace the $origin value to the name of the folder at the root to get full paths
NOTE 2: You need to replace the forwardslash (/) to that of your system e.g. for *NIX it's a backslash so for PHP you need to use a double-backslash when working inside of strings but if you're on Windows my edit will work fine