Inlcuding variable.

[Mutley]

If I try to do this:

[code=php:0]
include('folder/file.php?id=1');
[/code]

It will say not found, how do I allow the use of the URL extensions like ?id=....?

[Psycho]

You don't. You could set $id before including the page. Then have the page act on the value of $id.

[Philip]

Yup, that's how I had to do it:

[code]<?php
$id = '1';
include('folder/file.php');
?>[/code]

[Mutley]

So can I do this, if I wanted to include several?

<?PHP
$id = '1';
include('folder/file.php');
$id = '2';
include('folder/file.php');
$id = '3';
include('folder/file.php');
?>

[Philip]

Well, are you including different files, or all from the same file?

[Destramic]

do this:

index.php?id=01

[code]
<?php

switch($_GET['id'])
{
    case "01":
    require_once "file1.php";
    break;

    case "02":
    require_once "file2.php";
    break;
}

?>
[/code]

[Psycho]

[quote author=Mutley link=topic=115687.msg471101#msg471101 date=1164064613]
So can I do this, if I wanted to include several?

<?PHP
$id = '1';
include('folder/file.php');
$id = '2';
include('folder/file.php');
$id = '3';
include('folder/file.php');
?>
[/quote]

If you need to include a "page" several times using a different variable I would think it would be more efficient to create a function for whatever the included page is doing. But, yes, you could do that IF you don't have any elements that can't be repeated in a single call - for instance you can't declare a function twice.

[Destramic]

well then i would do something like this:

<?php

switch($_GET['id'])
{
    case "1":
    require_once "folder/file.php";
    break;

    case "2":
    require_once "folder/file.php";
    break;

    case "3":
    require_once "folder/file.php";
    break;
}

?>

[Mutley]

[quote author=Destramic link=topic=115687.msg471112#msg471112 date=1164065486]
well then i would do something like this:

<?php

switch($_GET['id'])
{
    case "1":
    require_once "folder/file.php";
    break;

    case "2":
    require_once "folder/file.php";
    break;

    case "3":
    require_once "folder/file.php";
    break;
}

?>

[/quote]

Doesn't show anything doing that, no errors. This is for the same file, just different URL extensions.