[SOLVED] How to "des-include"

[ColdH4x]

How can I "des-include" everything that I have included using include() ?

[ShogunWarrior]

Do you mean "un" include something.

AFAIK that isn't possible because including by definition means you are inserting the code into the current script which obviously can't be reversed.

[nloding]

Why would you need to is my question.

[boo_lolly]

ok, two different accounts... seems like same poster... anyway, use an if statement.

[ColdH4x]

I'm creating the following code to use in a menu:

 

<?php

include("home.php");

if ($_GET['c']=="test")
{
include("test.php");
}

?>

 

I want it to include "home.php" when the file is loaded... no problem in here. The problem is when "c==test". This will include "test.php" in the bottom of the page... leaving the "home.php" in the browser as well... when I only wanted to show the "test.php"

 

Using header() solved my problem, but another appeared. If using header() to load the pages insted of showing in the URL ".php?c=teste" it shows "/test.php", and I want it to show the ".php?c=test" thing.

 

Using fopen() doesn't works as well as it retrieves me a blank page...

[ShogunWarrior]

Just do the following and add any pages you want into case statements:

switch( $_GET['c'] )
{
   case "test":{ include('test.php'); break; }
   case "home":
   default:
   { include('home.php'); }
}

[ColdH4x]

Thanks that solved my problem!