I need help with .php?page=

[Erikdr]

Hello,

 

I found this code somewhere and without modification it works perfect.

It should with projecten.php?page=porto1 get index.php 'porto/porto1/index.php' and with projecten.php?page=porto2 the index from 'porto/porto2/index.php'

 

Original code:

<? $page = $_GET['page'];
                    if (ereg('[A-Za-z0-9]',$page) ) {
                        if (file_exists('include/'.$page.'.php')) {
                            include('include/'.$page.'.php');
                        } else {
                            include('include/main.php');
                        }
                   } else {
                            include('include/main.php');
                    }?>

 

I tried this:

<? $page = $_GET['page'];
                   if (ereg('[A-Za-z0-9]',$page) ) {
                       if (file_exists('porto/'.$page.'/index.php')) {
                          include('porto/'.$page.'/index.php');
                     } else {
                           include('porto/'.$page.'/index.php');
                      }
                } else {
                          include('porto/'.$page.'/index.php');
                }?>

Im doing something wrong coss it doesnt work, but i dont get any errors either.

[runnerjp]

why you calling it from page then/ index.php?

[Erikdr]

Im sorry runnerjp im not sure what u mean, im not a php expert :-)

 

[DarkWater]

Look at how it's done in the original.  You need to include a main.php or something that gets loaded if you don't pass a $page parameter.

[runnerjp]

<? $page = $_GET['page'];
                   if (ereg('[A-Za-z0-9]',$page) ) {
                       if (file_exists('porto/'.$page.'/.php')) {
                          include('porto/'.$page.'/.php');
                     } else {
                           include('porto/'.$page.'/.php');
                      }
                } else {
                          include('porto/index.php');
                }?>

[Erikdr]

Now it goes directly to empty.php whatever I do.  ???

<? $page = $_GET['page'];
                  if (ereg('[A-Za-z0-9]',$page) ) {
                      if (file_exists('porto/'.$page.'/index.php')) {
                         include('porto/'.$page.'/index.php');
                    } else {
                          include('empty.php');
                     }
               } else {
                         include('empty.php');
               }?>

[Erikdr]

Thnx for the help, but it seems i just should stay with plain html.

It's all messed up now 

Im using this atm:

<? $page = $_GET['page'];
                   if (ereg('[A-Za-z0-9]',$page) ) {
                       if (file_exists('porto/'.$page.'/index.php')) {
                          include('porto/'.$page.'/index.php');
                     } else {
                           include('porto/'.$page.'/index.php');
                      }
                } else {
                          include('porto/empty.php');
                }?>

 

My main menu uses index.php?jongbouw=Projecten

On that page "Projecten" I have a sub menu (projecten.php?page=porto1) with wich i want to load an index.php wich is stored in different folders.

Every folder contains a image gallery but the image gallery uses .php?pg=2_p

Now when the image gallery automaticly goes to the next image i dont get the image but empty.php

 

So now i have 3 different .php?page=thingy's wich doesnt seem to work

 

[runnerjp]

try projecten.php?page=porto1/index.php