Just a quick question guys…
I’m using these two lines as part of an Include function:
$_GET[‘page’];
Is it possible to ‘GET’ a blank variable, e.g. so I can just link to “?home.php”?
Hope that was clear, many thanks
Just a quick question guys…
I’m using these two lines as part of an Include function:
$_GET[‘page’];
Is it possible to ‘GET’ a blank variable, e.g. so I can just link to “?home.php”?
Hope that was clear, many thanks
I would not include the “.php” or use the filename in your URL. You can do something like this:
[php]
// example: index.php?mypage
$page = (isset($_SERVER[‘QUERY_STRING’]) ? $_SERVER[‘QUERY_STRING’] : ‘’);
switch($page) {
default:
// if query_string is empty or not matching switch
include(‘include_home.inc.php’);
break;
case ‘mypage’:
// include mypage.php - notice how filename is different than query_string
include(‘include_mypage.inc.php’);
break;
}
[/php]