PHP Includes

[redtom]

How do you use them? Because I've tryed and tryed but every time I click the link it goes to the index.php?page=about.php but the included page does not change. Can some one post on how to do it please.

Thanks,
Tom.

[jarhead!]

<?php
include ('somthink.php');
?>

[redtom]

<?php
include ('somthink.php');
?>

Yeah I can do that what I mean is I want to beable to change the include, when some one click a button in the nav.

[F32]

www.php.net/includes

[Invent]

<?php

$file = $_GET[page];

include("$file.php");

?>

Then have as your link: pagecodeison.php?page=home

Blah, I dont know lol.

[YouFail]

Please ignore this post. I have edited it thus no infraction kthnxbi

[primal]

<?php

$file = $_GET[page];

include("$file.php");

?>

Then have as your link: pagecodeison.php?page=home

Blah, I dont know lol.

Forgot the ['page'], but yeah, thatl work fine.

[YouFail]

Thanks for posting butyou dont need the ['page']. It works fine without it...

[primal]

Dang, it would seem you are correct. my mistake

[Agnostic Bear]

<?php

$file = $_GET[page];

include("$file.php");

?>

Then have as your link: pagecodeison.php?page=home

Blah, I dont know lol.

Far too insecure, use something like this:

<?php
        $url = $_GET["view"];
        $site = ("http://url.tld/folder/"); // Write the full url to the folder that the file is in, without the trailing slash ( / )
        $rofl = str_ireplace("../", "", $url); // Replace all ../ with nothing to stop naughty lil hacker wannabe ganster rappers.
        if(isset($_GET["view"])) // if ?view=blah is set
        {
            if(file_exists("$rofl.php")) // if $rofl ($_GET["view"] - ../) exists
            {
                include("$site/$rofl.php"); // Include that file .php!
            }
            else 
            { // If it doesn't exist.
                include("404.php"); // Include the 404 page!
            }
        }
        else // If it isn't set....
        {
            include("welcome.php"); // Include the welcome page
        }
        ?>