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When you do the test to know whether it is a .jpg file or not, you use the function substr...
substr returns a string but does not alter the string you pass as an argument.
In other words, calling substr($nomfichier, -3) will not change anything in the variable $nomfichier... And when you use it later, you will therefore still have the full name with the extension...
To solve the problem, try like this
There is another thing, you should perhaps be sure that the file you are currently processing is not a directory with the function is_dir...
/Flood
When you do the test to know whether it is a .jpg file or not, you use the function substr...
substr returns a string but does not alter the string you pass as an argument.
In other words, calling substr($nomfichier, -3) will not change anything in the variable $nomfichier... And when you use it later, you will therefore still have the full name with the extension...
To solve the problem, try like this
Code:
$fichiers .= ",".substr($nomfichier, 0, strlen($nomfichier) - 4); // I guess you do not want the dot either...There is another thing, you should perhaps be sure that the file you are currently processing is not a directory with the function is_dir...
/Flood