Changes the directory on the FTP server you are logged in. The parameter can either be an absolute path (e.g. '/home/mydir') or a relative one (e.g. 'mydir').

Parameter

string $directory - The directory you want to change to. This can either be an absolute path (e.g. '/home/mydir') or a relative one (e.g. 'mydir').

Return value

mixed - true on success, otherwise PEAR::Error.

Throws

The returned PEAR_Error object in case of an error is unspecific. You can ignore the errornumber and errormessage, because only "Directory change failed" will be returned if the operation fails.

Note

This function can not be called statically.

Example

Example 33-1. Using cd()

<?php           $test->cd('../mydir');  ?>

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