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Here's the part of the URL "res_site-admin.php?ta=21&id=8"

 

Here's the php code

<?php
  $t=substr($_GET['ta'],0,1);
  $a=substr($_GET['ta'],1,2);
  if(isset($_GET['ta'])) {
    $even="#D2B48C";
    $odd="#FFDEAD";
    $rowtog=0;
    if($t==1) {
      echo "<table class='notice'><tr><td width='40' align='right'><b>Notices:</b></td><td>";
      if(isset($_GET['er'])) {
        $er=$_GET['er'];
        if($er==1) { echo "User successfully edited!"; }
        elseif($er==2) { echo "User successfully deleted!"; }
        elseif($er==3) { echo "User successfully added!"; }
      }
      else { echo " "; }
      echo "</td></tr></table>
      <p class='section_text'>User management</p>";
    }
    elseif($t==2) { include("$url/pages/siteadmin_t2.php"); }
  }
  else { echo "<span class='notice_text'>Choose a task above</span>"; }
?>

 

Now in siteadmin_t2.php I have the following code

<?php if(isset($_GET['id'])) { echo " value='" .$rpgbuilder->getdata("SELECT title FROM news WHERE article_id='$_GET[id]'"). "'"; } ?>

but, $_GET['id'] doesn't seem to be present for siteadmin_t2.php to use. So in the include how can I ensure the URL variables are available to siteadmin_t2.php?

 

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What is the value of $url? Because if you include a file like so:

include('http://www.hostname.com/somefile.php');

you are actually running that script independently, and then including the output.

 

if you want to include a local php script, use a filename instead of a url:

include('pages/somefile.php');

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