Easier than PHP Includes?

[tekni]

Is there an easier way to do it that PHP Includes?

It takes too much with loads of links tbh.

[Luckyrare]

PHP includes is one of the most simple functions in PHP, I dont see how you could make it anymore easier mate.


<?php
include("header.inc");
?>
Main content here
<?php
include("footer.inc");
?>

[Tomm]

Not hard:



switch ($_GET['page']) {
case "home":
include('home.php');
break;
case "about":
include('about.php');
break;
case "contactus":
include('contact.php');
break;
}


Just a quick page example.

[tekni]

No, I didn't mean like that :P.

I ment without using PHP.

[Tomm]

No, I didn't mean like that :P.

I ment without using PHP.

AJAX is even more complicated than PHP includes.

Even iframes require more code lol.

It does not get anymore simpler!

[tekni]

I'm trying to use expandable iframes*

* - Sorry for swearing.

[uber]

LOL
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/iframessi2.htm

[Josh-H]

LOL
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/iframessi2.htm

Expandable iframes, now thats a new one!

[tekni]

Expandable iframes, now thats a new one!
It's do-able with some JS code ;)

[Splinter]

SSI ... in .shtml

<!--#include virtual="/file.html" -->

but php is much easier..

[Heinous]

AJAX is even more complicated than PHP includes.

Even iframes require more code lol.

It does not get anymore simpler!
Quoting because of sheer truth.

If you wanted no protection at all, you could do:


include("$_GET[p].php");

[Agnostic Bear]

If your thinking of php navigation, just use this:


<?
if (isset($_GET['page']) && file_exists(''.$_GET[page].'.php')) // if ?page=blah is set, and it exists......
{
include("{$_GET["page"]}.php"); // .....Include the page......
}
else // ......or.......
{
include("welcome.php"); // .......Include the 404 page
}
?>

Simple.