Error (PHP)

Woops yea its meant to be $_GET as $_REQUEST has security holes in as it can get from cookies aswel.

Edit// Fixed, and don't quote whole posts, it looks a complete mess.

PHP Code:

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if ( isset ( $_GET['page'] ) ) {
    $file = "content/" . $_GET['page'] . ".php";
         if ( file_exists ( $file ) ) {
               include ( $file );
         }
         else {
               include ("404.php");
         }
}
else {
     echo ( "Epic fail: No GET was set." );
} 


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Thats probs the best way to do it. Simply add all your pages to /content/ then save that as index.php and include files by using; index.php?page=filenamewithoutdotphpontheend

I highly disagree with you on that method. Seems like a lazy way and makes your webserver completly unsctructured. Well... in my eyes.

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Originally Posted by GasFMatt

I highly disagree with you on that method. Seems like a lazy way and makes your webserver completly unsctructured. Well... in my eyes.

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No its easier instead of having to list every php file on there...

Not if your doing it from a database...

Thanks Matt, I'm using an edited version of your code. But it's still making my whole page white. Anybody know what's up with that?

EDIT: Don't worry about that.

What is it you're getting?

Quote:

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Originally Posted by loserWILL

Thanks Matt, I'm using an edited version of your code. But it's still making my whole page white. Anybody know what's up with that?

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Remove all the exit's

Quote:

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Originally Posted by GasFMatt

Not if your doing it from a database...

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Anyone that withdraws from a database always uses a cleaning method, unless they are dumb.

Highly insecure do NOT use this. You can transverse other directories using this and get files in those directories that you may not want users to see.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Tom743

PHP Code:

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if ( isset ( $_GET['page'] ) ) {
    $file = "content/" . $_GET['page'] . ".php";
         if ( file_exists ( $file ) ) {
               include ( $file );
         }
         else {
               include ("404.php");
         }
}
else {
     echo ( "Epic fail: No GET was set." );
} 


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Thats probs the best way to do it. Simply add all your pages to /content/ then save that as index.php and include files by using; index.php?page=filenamewithoutdotphpontheend

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