Hi there Monks!
How can I make my program here more efficient or dynamic to keep finding all directories on its path when the user clicks on the links. I got it to work down to one level but it could be several level deep into a directory path. It needs to be more dynamic. I am just stuck on this one.
If someone has a test directory with about 3 or more levels deep, just set it up and you will see what I am talking about it.
Here is the code
#!/perl/bin/perl

use warnings;
use strict;
use File::Slurp::Tree;
use CGI qw(:header);
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
use CGI qw/:standard/;


my $dir = param("dirnewpath");
my $flag = param("flag");
my $one;
my $sub_all_dir = param("deepin");


print header();

if(!$dir){
$dir = "c:/progra~1/apache~1/apache2/cgi-bin"; 
}else{
    
    $dir= $dir;
}

opendir(DIR,$dir)|| die "Can't open $dir\n";

my @content=sort(readdir(DIR));

foreach (@content){
    next if (/^[\.]/);
    my $all_dir =$_;
    chomp($all_dir);
    
    if(-d $dir."/".$all_dir){ 

        print "<a href=\"temp.pl?dirnewpath=$dir&flag=true\"><img src=
+../../tree/images/dir.gif border=0><b>$all_dir</b></a><br>";
        
        if($flag){
            
                   opendir(SUBDIR,$dir."/".$all_dir)|| die "L26-Can't 
+open $dir\n";
                   my @subcontent=sort(readdir(SUBDIR));
                   foreach(@subcontent){
                   next if (/^[\.]/);
                   
                   $sub_all_dir = $_;
                   
                               if(-d $dir."/".$all_dir."/".$sub_all_di
+r){     
                                print "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&
+nbsp;<a href=\"temp.pl?dirnewpath=$dir/$all_dir&flag=true&\"><img src
+=../../tree/images/dir.gif border=0> <b>$sub_all_dir</b></a><br>";
                        }else{
                    print "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<input 
+type=checkbox> L66 - $sub_all_dir<br>";}
                        
                        }
                           closedir(SUBDIR) or die "Can't close SUBDIR
+"      
                     }
                           
    }else{
        
               print "<input type=checkbox> $all_dir<br>";

    }

}
closedir(DIR) or die "Can't close DIR";

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Thanks for the help!!!

(Unreaped by tye since "similar" ne "duplicate")

edit (broquaint): Added <readmore> per consideration.

In reply to Clickable Path to Files by Anonymous Monk

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