fileman listfiles help

[monabhai420]

Hello,

I am trying to make a program to display file(file manager) list in the browser. Here is my code:

<?php
include "/home/xxxx/public_html/backup/xmlapi.php";

$ip = "example.com";
$cp_user = 'username';
$cp_pass = 'password';
$confirm_email_addy = 'example@gmail.com';

$dir_path = '/';
$choser_dir = '1';
$select_d = 'sample.html';
$dirselect_dir ='sample.html';
$usesameframe_dir = '0';

// Instantiate object
$xmlapi = new xmlapi($ip);

// Set to use secure cPanel port
//  you will have to alter this to 2082 if your PHP doesn't have SSL support enabled
$xmlapi->set_port('2083');

// Set cPanel credentials
$xmlapi->password_auth($cp_user, $cp_pass);

// Uncommentfor debugging
//$xmlapi->set_debug(1);

// Setup an ordinal array with arguments in proper order
$args = array(
   
    $dir_path,         
    $choser_dir, 
	$select_d,          
    $remote_pass,           
    $dirselect_dir,    
    $usesameframe_dir,           
   
);

// Make API1 query
$results = $xmlapi->api1_query($cp_user, 'Fileman', 'listfiles', $args);






?>

the output doesn't display on the browser. I need a help with the coding...

Thanks

[cPanelDavidG]

Does this behavior persist if you set $dir_path to '' (an empty string) ?

[charsleysa]

You need to actually output something to the browser, there is no output whatsoever in the script you posted.
Try something like:

print_r($results);

This should only be used in development, in post-production use you should be custom formatting the layout so its user friendly, e.g. creating a User Interface.

Depending on the contents of '$results' you could try something like (EXAMPLE ONLY):

foreach ($results as $entry)
{
echo "<p>$entry<p><br>\n";
}

If '$results' contains HTML already then the following would be what you are after:

echo $result;