[SOLVED] $_REQUEST

[unidox]

I have this code:

 

<?
	if ($_REQUEST['p']){
	include("incs/files.inc.php");
	} else {
	echo "We are still in developement";
	}

 

Now as of now, if someone types in index.php?p=asd

 

It will not find it, and it will go blank, is there a way I can set a default so if someone does go to asd, it shows the default page?

 

Thanks

[kenrbnsn]

Add a check to see if the file exists:

<?php
	if ($_REQUEST['p'] && file_exists('incs/files.inc.php')){
	include("incs/files.inc.php");
	} else {
	echo "We are still in developement";
	}
?>

 

Ken

[unidox]

That wouldnt work, cause in mt files.inc.php I have this:

 

$request = $_REQUEST['p'];
include("incs/conf.inc.php");

/***************************************************************
******************* START HOME *********************************
****************************************************************/
if($request == "admin_home") {

[teng84]

switch($_POST['p']){
case 'x'
	include (x1);
break;
case 'x'
	include (x2);
break;
default 
	include (default page);
break;
}
//note dont use request bad practice 

[kratsg]

<?
	if ($_REQUEST['p']){
	include("incs/files.inc.php");
	} else {
	echo "We are still in developement";
	}

 

Change this to:

 

<?php

$request = $_GET['p'];//safer using $_GET rather than $_REQUEST
include("incs/files.inc.php");
} else {
echo "We are still in development.";
}
?>

 

In files.inc.php, remove that first line and change the conditionals:

$request = $_REQUEST['p'];
include("incs/conf.inc.php");

/***************************************************************
******************* START HOME *********************************
****************************************************************/
if($request == "admin_home") {

 

So you have:

 

include("incs/conf.inc.php");

/***************************************************************
******************* START HOME *********************************
****************************************************************/
switch($request){
case 'admin_home'
//do something
break;
default 
//do something if it doesn't match
break;
}

 

 

The reason being is that once you define a variable initially on one page, and include a php file, that variable will be passed through the file so you don't need to redefine it.