[SOLVED] QUICK question on iframes -SORRY DOUBLE POST, DISREGARD!!!!

[weemikey]

Hey all. I did a search through the forum, but I can't find an answer for this question. I'm working on a site with another developer and he's got this piece of code to call an iframe.

 

<?php echo ($_GET['iframe'] ? $_GET['iframe'] : '/home.php'); ?>

 

The question is: what is the ":" between $_GET['iframe'] and '/home.php' doing? This WAS sorta working but it set "home.php" to show only the passed in frame.

 

What I'm trying to do is take a url sent via an email and bring the user straight to a specific "activation" page. So the above code does that, but every time you click "home" on the menu, you go to the activation page instead of home.php. That's not what I want!

 

So I created this little thing because it made more sense to have a test to see if the iframe value is being passed. This ONLY happens during activation, so it's a rare thing.

<?php	

	if (isset($_GET['iframe'])){
		$iframe = $_GET['iframe'];

		echo $iframe;

		echo "<iframe src=\'".$iframe."'\" name=\"contentFrame\" id=\"contentFrame\" frameborder=\"0\" hspace=\"0\" vspace=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\"                      scrolling=\"auto\" allowtransparency=\"yes\"></iframe>";
	} else {
		echo "<iframe src=\"home.php\" name=\"contentFrame\" id=\"contentFrame\" frameborder=\"0\" hspace=\"0\" vspace=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" scrolling=\"auto\" allowtransparency=\"yes\"></iframe>";
	}

?>

 

I echo out the $iframe value and it's correct, but I get an error 404 saying the page can't be found. I don't do html and all that, so I'm a bit lost. Any help? It works fine if I don't pass in the iframe value.

 

I do LOVE this place!

 

Thanks,

Mikey

[AndyB]

ternary operator - http://php.codenewbie.com/articles/php/1480/The_Ternary_Operator-Page_1.html

[redarrow]

solved

http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php/topic,151188.0.html