url navigation like index.php?id=1

By cooolstar on Jun 01, 2005

its for beginners.
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<?
$phpself = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; //its you php page.
switch($_GET['id']) {
case '1':
print "hey buddy, you are on 1st id.<br> its a login page";
break;
case '2':
print "you are on the second id. <br> its a forum page";
break;
}
echo "<a href=$phpself?id=1>Login</a><br><a href=$phpself?id=2>forum</a>";
?>

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natar - Dec 22, 2010

Thanks for the descr code script sunslayer

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sunslayer - Dec 21, 2010

@natar (assuming you've created the respective files)

<?php
    $phpself = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; //its you php page.
    switch($_GET['id']) {
        case '1':
            include("home.php");
            break;
        case '2':
            include("home_2.php");
            break;
    }
    echo "<a href=$phpself?id=1>Login</a><br><a href=$phpself?id=2>forum</a>";
?>

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natar - Dec 20, 2010

I'm still a bit confusing, @hawkee could you write the full code for it? :(

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Hawkee - Jun 01, 2005

Within each case statement you might want to include the code necessary to generate that page, for example:

case 1:
include(\'home.php\');
break;

This way the code doesn\'t get too confusing. It\'s also a good idea to handle form processing in a similar manner, for example:

$operator = $_POST[op];
switch($operator)
{
case \'save_data\':

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chaplja - Jun 01, 2005

Thanks <3

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