Hello,

I'm working on a site and have hit a bit of a problem when it comes to specific pages such as profiles.

I have decided to opt for the commonly used method of ?page=home and then include the home.php file.

Here is an example of how im doing it:

PHP Code:

if  ($page == 'tos'){             $include = 'tos.php';}
elseif  ($page == 'updates'){    $include = 'news_updates.php';}
elseif  ($page == 'credits'){    $include = 'credits.php';    } 


But when it comes to a page that has its own ?= on the end, eg profile.php?view=Declan, I'm stuck on how to get around it.

All help will be appreciated, thanks.
Declan.

Using the example you provided, if you just add the view parameter to your url. profile.php should still be able to retrieve it
ie:

?page=profile&view=Declan

Im an idiot.
Thanks lol.

Originally Posted by Declan

Im an idiot.
Thanks lol.

That just made my day heh ^^ +talkupation.

I thought I'd give you a small tip. It may not be *better* but at least I find it easier to read than alot if if's, especially when you have alot of pages.

PHP Code:

$allowed = array(
   'tos'        => 'tos.php',
   'updated'  => 'news_updates.php',
   'credits'    => 'credits.php'
);
if (isset($_GET['page']) && in_array($_GET['page'], $allowed)) {
   require $allowed[$_GET['page']];
} else {
   require 'some_standard_page.php';
} 


Cheers!