In php, the mkdir function recursively creates a directory (folder)

Example

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<? Php /** * Makes directory and returns BOOL (TRUE) if exists OR made.  * * @ Param $ path Path name * @ Return bool */ Function rmkdir ($ path, $ mode = 0755 ){ $ Path = rtrim (preg_replace (array ("/\/", "// {2,}/"), "/", $ path ),"/"); $ E = explode ("/", ltrim ($ path ,"/")); If (substr ($ path, 0, 1) = "/"){ $ E [0] = "/". $ e [0];     } $ C = count ($ e ); $ Cp = $ e [0]; For ($ I = 1; $ I <$ c; $ I ++ ){ If (! Is_dir ($ cp )&&! @ Mkdir ($ cp, $ mode )){ Return false;         } $ Cp. = "/". $ e [$ I];     } Return @ mkdir ($ path, $ mode ); } ?>

Example 2

Somehow the recursive version of mkdir didn't work for me on Mac and the workaraounds listed

Below alsow didn't work for me, so heres my solution:

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<? Php Function mkdir_r ($ dirName, $ rights = 0777 ){ $ Dirs = explode ('/', $ dirName ); $ Dir = ''; Foreach ($ dirs as $ part ){ $ Dir. = $ part .'/'; If (! Is_dir ($ dir) & strlen ($ dir)> 0) Mkdir ($ dir, $ rights );     } } ?> Tested and works ;)

Example 3

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Function mkdirs ($ dir)     { If (! Is_dir ($ dir ))         { If (! Mkdirs (dirname ($ dir ))){ Return false;             } If (! Mkdir ($ dir, 0777 )){ Return false;             }         } Return true;     } Function rmdirs ($ dir)     { $ D = dir ($ dir ); While (false! ==( $ Child = $ d-> read ())){ If ($ child! = '.' & $ Child! = '..'){ If (is_dir ($ dir. '/'. $ child )) Rmdirs ($ dir. '/'. $ child ); Else unlink ($ dir. '/'. $ child );             }         } $ D-> close (); Rmdir ($ dir );     }

The three functions that create directories all have their own advantages. I didn't test them one by one here, but I only used the second one and I felt very good.