I think variables...?

[ItsWesYo]

Look at attached graphic to help.

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I'm looking for an easier way to make a "bread crumbs" type thing.

 

EXAMPLE:

 

about.php

haha.php

test.php

 

I was trying to be hopeful to make a page called "variables.php" or "youarehere.php".

On that page, I would put would put:

 

about.php -> "Home > About"

haha.php -> "Home > Haha"

test.php -> "Home > Test"

 

After that, I could include "variables.php" or whatever on the layout, and when that page comes up, it would go into variables.php and look for that page and give out what it says.

 

I might have to show you the whole layout code (header.php, footer.php) if you need it.

 

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[hansford]

sounds complicated. why not just check what page you're on and then include or echo out. But then again, maybe I'm not following you.

 

<?php

$page = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

 

switch($page){

case '/page1.php':

include('whatever');

echo 'whatever';

break;

case '/page2.php':

include('whatever');

echo 'whatever';

}

?>

[Guest Xanza]

the php switch is definitely the more practical way, but i like to use $_GET so I can customize my own urls.

 

<?php
/*
usage will be http://site.com/navagation.php?p=contact => contact.php
*/

$page = $_GET['p'];

if($page == 'home'){
include('index.php');
}

if($page == 'contact'){
include('contact.php');
}

if($page == 'about'){
include('about.php');
}

if($page == 'prices'){
include('prices.php');
}

if($page == 'quote'){
include('quote.php');
}

?>

 

but that won't help you for breadcrumbs, however this will: http://www.evolt.org/article/Breadcrumbs_for_PHP_Lovers/17/4455/