[mkdir] exists or not

[sysout]

How to check if a directory if exists or not?

if($induk[$i] != 'root'){
try{
mkdir("../../stok/".$induk[$i], 777);
mkdir("../../thumbs/".$induk[$i], 777);
}
catch(Exception $e){
//nothing to do
}
mkdir("../../stok/".$induk[$i]."/".$kategori[$i], 777);
mkdir("../../thumbs/".$induk[$i]."/".$kategori[$i], 777);
}
else{
mkdir("../../stok/".$kategori[$i], 777);
mkdir("../../thumbs/".$kategori[$i], 777);
}

I've tried to use try catch Exception, but there's no effect at all.

Hope that somebody can help me.
Thanks

[Nile]

<?php
$file = "some_file.txt";
if(file_exists($file)){
  echo "The file ".$file." exists!";
}
else {
  echo "Sorry, the file ".$file." doesn't exist!";
}
?>

[sysout]

can it effects directory?

Thanks

[Nile]

What do you mean 'effect'?

[sysout]

file_exists($file) -> can it be done for :

$folder = "../../stok/Temp";

file_exists($folder);

is it works?

[Nile]

File_exists returns 1 or 0. So no... You'd have to do:

<?php
// ... code here
echo file_exists($folder);
?>

Which will echo 1 if it exists, and nothing if it doesn't.

[sysout]

great...it works...thanks a lot palz..

You're really expert, excellent

[Nile]

I'm glad to help you sysout! Your welcome!

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[sysout]

yeap..absolutely done..

Thanks a lot palz, hope that I can help you too

[Twey]

File_exists returns 1 or 0.

Actually, true or false. In PHP these are hacked up with 1 and the empty string, ''. Why? Why are the two equivalents taken from different types? Why do people still use PHP? Nobody knows.