Hi all,
What is the best way to switch between pages ??
Possible that the pages are text, .html, .php !
For example, as in the picture



Thanks

<a href="/folder/page.ext" title="Title" >Got to THIS page</a>

Is usually the simplest method.

Originally Posted by chrishirst

<a href="/folder/page.ext" title="Title" >Got to THIS page</a>

Is usually the simplest method.

Pro HTML skills.

It's just the typing skills that are lacking

No No ....
I know this .....
But I want to navigate between pages with a list .....

As an example: I use this method

In content box I use

PHP Code:

<?PHP
switch ($p){
    default :
        include ("home.html");
        break;
    case home:
        include ("home.html");
        break;
    case about_us:
        include ("about_us.html");
        break;
    case contact:
        include ("contact.html");
        break;
?>

In menu I use

<a  href="?p=home">Home</a>
<a  href="?p=about_us">About Us</a>
<a  href="?p=contact">Contact</a>

Is this the right way

Thanks ....

that's the way I would do it.

you could use an iframe alternatively which would mean cleaner refreshing

but might not be compatible with some older browsers.

generally I think the way you are doing it is the best way for sure.

why you people are making things complicated!!!
HTML menu is the best way to navigate pages.
Please go to php forum for php related discussions.

include ($p.".html");

you are includign static HTML pages with some php variable ..
to use it again in php link that render HTML static page !
you have miss something important here

<a  href="?p=home">Home</a>

if you want it PHP make it like this

PHP Code:

<a  href="<?php $p=home ?>">Home</a>

as chrishirst said the something that switch between page are

<a href="#"  ></a>

attribute

You can make it in a simple way and not too much complicated. You can use html to navigate pages.

I would definately use HTML, it makes the URL much cleaner and is just generally easier

Thanks all..

Originally Posted by jibin

why you people are making things complicated!!!
HTML menu is the best way to navigate pages.
Please go to php forum for php related discussions.

I'm not looking for complexity
Is there a way to HTML to make a list of side effects continue to exist when moving between pages.

Originally Posted by creamery

You can make it in a simple way and not too much complicated. You can use html to navigate pages.

How ??

I'm not looking for complexity
Is there a way to HTML to make a list of side effects continue to exist when moving between pages

Right! so now we get to know what you are actually after.

In HTML framesets or iframes or the ONLY way you can accomplish that.