PHP 'opendir'

[Mikor]

Here is my code:

<?php
function readdirectory($path)
{
     echo "<table width=450 border=1 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0><tr>";
     if (!file_exists($path)) echo "not an existing directory";
     if (!is_dir($path)) echo $path." isnt a directory";
     
     $main_dir =opendir ($path) or die("Error reading ".$path);
     $i=0;
     while ($entry=readdir($main_dir))
     {
           if(filetype($path."/".$entry)=="file") {
                echo "<td>".$entry."</td>";

                echo "<td><a href = \"./eBooks/".$_GET['c'].'/'.$entry."\">View</a></td>";

                echo "<td>".filesize($path."/".$entry)." bytes</td>";

                echo "</tr><tr>";

           }


     }
     echo "</tr></td></table>";
}

if(isset($_GET['c']) == true){

     $path="./eBooks/".$_GET['c'];

     echo '<b>Browsing Category '.$_GET['c'].': </b><br><br>';
     readdirectory($path);
}else{

     echo 'Choose a category:<br>';

     echo '<a href = "browse.php?c=Magic">Magical Books</a><br>';

     echo '<a href = "browse.php?c=Lovecraft">Books written by Lovecraft (They are a bit random, so they get their own category)</a><br>';
}
?>


How can I make it display the files in alphabetical order? right now they're just displayed in any random order.


EDIT: Replaced <tab>s with <space>s to make it more readable. I also changed the code a bit.

[Mikor]

Its easier to see for yourself, heres the page:

http://mikor.clearlyhosted.net/eLibrary/browse.php?c=Magic

[P10n33R]

Good way to get things done.

[Mikor]

I was asking how to make the files display in alphabetical order. Did you answer that? no.

lol

[P10n33R]

Well, if you talk like that I will not give you an answer.

[Mikor]

Im annoyed because everything im trying isnt working...

[commes]

Good way to get things done.

pioneer did you even read what he said?

[Mikor]

I dont think he did. I think he's just trying to get lots of posts, he has quite a lot of pointless posts.

[Jakey]

Yeah I agree.

[BrandonG]

Same thing with Jakey LOL

I do the same, only a little bit though! 

[compuXP]

Actually, I've been wanting to know this for quite some time for users to browse veblo media files (real site) - thanks for this