What would work, if you could indeed put a php file on the remote server, is to make it dump the tree to the web page, and then you have a known way of parsing or whatever to build the tree locally.

A Web server that can only serve out static pages is fine for a lot of folks. If you just want a homepage with a list of your favorite links and some pictures of your cat, then a bare Web server is ...

If you'd like to downgrade your PHP installation you can do so without interfering with the path to your installation and can simply overwrite older files. This process will overwrite your current PHP ...

How many times have you set up a web server with Apache 2 only to find out that when you attempt to view a page with a .php extension, the page either attempts to save onto the local drive or it ...