Site # Pages +REP

[Razzage]

 <?         
if($_GET[page]){
    // checks if the page your looking for exists if not displays error
    if(!file_exists($_GET[page].".php")){
        echo"<strong>Missing File: </strong>".$_GET[page].".php";
    }else{
        // includes the page so the url is ?page=pagename
        include_once($_GET[page].".php"); 
    }
}else{
    // Change home.php to your homepage
    include_once("home.php");
}
?>

[aidant]

OK, heres some jquery to do that:

var pageDirectory = "page"; // the directory in which the pages are located
var returnID = "content"; // the id on the element in which you want the loaded page to go to

//Coded by Aidan Taylor - www.aidantaylor.net
$(document).ready(function(){
        //get the hash
	var hash = window.location.hash;
	if (hash != ""){
                //take off the #!/ from the hash
		var hash = hash.split("#!/");
                //page route
		var page = "./"+pageDirectory+"/"+hash[0]+hash[1];
                //load the page
		$("#"+returnID).load(page);//get the page
	}
	$("a").click(function(e){ //do when link is clicked
               //get the href from the link
		var url = $(this).attr("href");
                //take off the #!/
		var url = url.split("#!/");
                //page route
		var page = "./"+pageDirectory+"/"+url[0]+url[1];
                //load the page
		$("#"+returnID).load(page);
	});
});

Your links will need to be like this:

<a href="#!/page"></a>

this is so that google picks it up and puts it down as a permanent url, if its just the #/page then google picks it up as non-permanent.

You can also do things like this:

<a href="#!/page/hiii"></a>

this script will get the pages from the directory you put, e.g, if directory is page, and the page name is home, it the page like this ./page/page-name, and it will get the main index page e.g. index.php, index.html ect, unless you put in what the page extension is e.g: x!/page.html.