[SOLVED] Reload page with new arguments

[Isterklister]

Hello,

I have two links in the top of the page (where you can select language). If I click on one of them I want the page to reload with new argument (GET), ex

^{<a href='XXXXXXX?lang=2'>Language1</a>}

^{<a href='XXXXXXX?lang=1'>Language2</a>}

 

where XXXXXXX should be replaced with some code that call itself. How could I do this?

I will not set the filename instead of XXXXXXX because I use the top of the site on every pages. I can probably set a variable with the file name in the top of the script but are there a smoother way to do this?

 

/ new idé

I can send the arguments via POST but I still needs a function to reload the page.

 

 

Thanks

Pelle

 

 

 

[Ken2k7]

Set it to the file name itself?

[Maq]

where XXXXXXX should be replaced with some code that call itself. How could I do this?

 

I think you're looking for:

 

?lang=2'>Language1

[Isterklister]

Thank you! Thats perfect.

I have some problem with ' and " in the php code.

 

^{echo "<a href='$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']?lang=2'>Language2</a>";}

will return some errors and that is understandable, but how would I solve this?

 

/Pelle

[Maq]

You have to concatenate it to the string by breaking out of the string.

 

echo "Language2";

 

I believe you can just use curly braces to escape the single quotes in the array as well:

 

echo "Language2";

[Isterklister]

I just got the same solution. Thanks anyway.

 

/Pelle