Ok, so i've got the links up to the main div with help from Rico and Dan.
But, the usersystem links need to be linked up to the main div aswell.
How would I go about doing this?
www.xvisor.connect-hosting.com
btw.
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Ok, so i've got the links up to the main div with help from Rico and Dan.
But, the usersystem links need to be linked up to the main div aswell.
How would I go about doing this?
www.xvisor.connect-hosting.com
btw.
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That's an excellent response.
I'll use that in my nav.php - thanks alot brother....
noob.
np sisterrrrrrrrrr
Nice template, i think you could add one or 2 more things to it to make it look better, but overall it really good
What's that gotta do with php? lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unpredictable
In your includes, you should only have body stuff, if you have stuff from the head of a HTML document it means you have <head></head>'s all through your body. Not good practice.
This is a simple nav like you have it. Just place this where the content is to go:
PHP Code:<?php
$p = strtolower($_GET['p']);
if (!empty($p))
{
if (file_exists("$p.php"))
{
include("$p.php");
}
else
{
echo "Link is wrong darling. (File <strong>$p.php</strong> doesn't seem to exist in this directory..)";
}
}
else
{
echo "Ta-dah! Welcome to the brand new admin panel!"; // Could be replaced with an include, etc.
}
?>
lool soz 2 be honest i didn't even read it i just saw a link and pressed it and saw a template. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Netik