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Hi guys, i'm making a system with linking like this:

<?php   
	$link=$_GET['page'];
        if ($link == '1'){
            include ('page.php');
        }
        if ($link == '1-1'){
           include ('page.php');
        }
        if ($link == '1-2'){
            include ('page.php');
        }
        if ($link == '1-3'){
            include ('page.php');
        }
		if ($link == '3'){
            include ('page.php');
        }
		if ($link == '4'){
            include ('page.php');
        }
		if ($link == '5'){
            include ('page.php');
        }
		if ($link == '6'){
            include ('page.php');
		}
		else{
			include_once ('pages/home.php');
		 }
?>

And at the end I have the 

else{
    include_once ('pages/home.php');
}

But I want to have the else statement for all the if statements, someone has a solution?

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if ($link == '1'){
include ('page.php');
}
elseif ($link == '1-1'){
include ('page.php');
}
elseif ($link == '1-2'){
include ('page.php');
}
else {
include ('home.php');
}

// alternatively

switch ($link) {
case '1': include ('page.php');
break;
case '1-1': include ('page.php');
break;
case '1-2': include ('page.php');
break;
default: include ('home.php');
break;
}
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What are you trying to accomplish here? You're linking the same file in all cases. What is the point of all of those if statements?

I just changed the names to page.php, in my real code it's different ;)

 

 

if ($link == '1'){
   include ('page.php');
}
elseif ($link == '1-1'){
   include ('page.php');
}
elseif ($link == '1-2'){
    include ('page.php');
}
else {
    include ('home.php');
}

// alternatively

switch ($link) {
    case '1':   include ('page.php');
                break;
    case '1-1': include ('page.php');
                break;
    case '1-2': include ('page.php');
                break;
    default:    include ('home.php');
                break;
}

This solved it, used the elseif ;)

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For what it's worth, you could avoid all the elseifs and cases by creating an array of possible values...and then testing for the existence of a value. For example:

<?php
$pageReferences = array(
    '1'   => 'page.php',
    '1-1' => 'page.php',
    '1-2' => 'page.php'
);
 
$link = $_GET['page'];
if(isset($pageReferences[$link])){
    include $pageReferences[$link];
} else {
    include 'home.php';
}
?>
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