This is a good code:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
<?php\necho \"<ul class=\\\"flexmenu\\\">\\n\";\n$phpfiles = glob(\"$path.\/[^index]*.php\"); \/\/ Get all PHP files except index.php\nforeach ($phpfiles as $phpfile) {\n $contents = file_get_contents($phpfile);\n\n preg_match('\/\\$title\\s*=\\s*\"(.*?)\";\/', $contents, $titleMatch);\n preg_match('\/\\$subtitle\\s*=\\s*\"(.*?)\";\/', $contents, $subtitleMatch);\n preg_match('\/\\$description\\s*=\\s*\"(.*?)\";\/', $contents, $descriptionMatch);\n preg_match('\/\\$order\\s*=\\s*\"(.*?)\";\/', $contents, $orderMatch);\n\n $title = $titleMatch[1] ?? 'No title';\n $subtitle = $subtitleMatch[1] ?? 'No subtitle';\n $order = $orderMatch[1] ?? '';\n $description = $descriptionMatch[1] ?? 'No description';\n\n \/\/ Correctly extract the filename\n $filename = $phpfile; \/\/ Use basename on $phpfile directly\n echo \" <li role='menuitem' style=\\\"order:$order\\\"><a href=\\\"{$filename}\\\">{$title}<\/a>, <i>{$subtitle}<\/i>: {$description}<\/li>\\n\";\n}\necho \"<\/ul>\";\n?>\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\n\n\nYou can get the title of your files in that folder (useful if the name of the file would not suit for a list), the subtitle and description.
With the order variable you can set, in a flex<\/strong> list (and this is why is added a .flexmenu class: a no-flex list doesn’t order your items as expected, but alphabetically), in what order your files should appear.
Of course the title is linked with the matching file.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"This is a good code: You can get the title of your files in that folder (useful if the name of the file would not suit for a list), the subtitle and description.With the order variable you can set, in a flex list (and this is why is added a .flexmenu class: a no-flex list … <\/p>\n