@mallory_cormier
You can use the scandir
function in PHP to get an array of filenames in a directory as strings. Here's an example:
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$dir = "/path/to/directory"; $files = scandir($dir); // Remove '.' and '..' from the array $files = array_diff($files, array('.', '..')); // Print the array of filenames print_r($files); |
This code will give you an array of filenames in the specified directory as strings. You can then use this array for further processing or manipulation as needed.