How to edit part of string value in an array in PHP and use it in Javascript?

Question

I am a novice, and I am trying to learn. First of all, on my Javascript code in the same file, it does NOT recognize a path when specified as c:/wamp/www . I need to use /videolibrary/ instead (which is configured in httpd.conf ). Now, I need to pass a list of files from PHP which sees it as C:/wamp/www... and does not understand /videolibrary/ . This is the code I have;

$videolibrary = "C:/wamp/www";
$filelist = array();
$filelist = glob("$videolibrary/$usr/*.webm");
$arrlength = count($filelist);
foreach ($filelist as $file)
{
    echo $file;
}

Now, how, do I use this $filelist on Javascript wherein its values are like {/videolibrary/1.jpg, /videolibrary/2.jpg....} instead of {c:/wamp/www/1.jpg, c:/wamp/www/2.jpg....} . Please help. On the JS side;

fl1 = <?php echo json_encode($filelist);?>;
for (i=1; i < sources.length; i++) {
      sources[i]=fl1[i-1]; //however this has c:/wamp/www and NOT /videolibrary
      var srcName=sources[i];
      }

Thank you for the help.

Answer 1

After I posted the question, a wave of enthusiasm took over me and I solved this myself. I did this;

foreach ($filelist as $file)
{
    $file1=str_replace($search,$replace,$file);
    $filelist1[]=$file1;
}
foreach ($filelist1 as $file1){
    echo $file1;
}

Now, I could pass the modified $filelist1 as the array to Javascript. Yes. Here search is the string to search and replace is the string to replace (/videolibrary/).