how would I... (Links in HTML)

[myke]

Ok thanks

All i get now is:
Notice: Undefined index: page in C:\Program Files\EasyPHP 3.0\www\Site 1\index.php on line 15

any idea?

line 15 is:

$page_name = $_GET["page"];

[Jam-ez]

What is your directory structure, and is the file which contains the code named index.php?

[myke]

yes. it's name index.php.

the structure is

public_html/index.php

public_html/pages/page.php

[Dentafrice]

It's a notice, it's telling you that you didn't define $page first.

At the top of your page put:

error_reporting(E_ALL ^ E_NOTICE); 

Should do it.

[myke]

Thanks all.

Works fine now thanks caleb +Rep to all

[myke]

Ok. hit an error. it's not liking it when the link has been visited.

when the link has been visited, the class seems to knock out.

so it stays unactive even when on the page, once link has been visited.

[Flisker]

i believe the style for that is

a:visited {
    color: #000;
}

[myke]

i believe the style for that is

a:visited {
    color: #000;
}

yes, it is.

but when the link has been visited, no matter what page you're on, none of them change class to "active" anymore.

[Flisker]

yes, it is.

but when the link has been visited, no matter what page you're on, none of them change class to "active" anymore.

No because they are already visited so just make the colour the same on both

[myke]

no chris, you're not understanding me.
i've formatted the visited and non visited the same.
that's not my problem.

my problem is, once a link has been visited, and the person returns to the page, none of them turn active when they should be.