Ummm well I am using SSI but umm if you want an example of a site that uses PHP includes go to
http://www.humansacrifice.net that is my cousin and he uses them
http://www.humansacrifice.net that is my cousin and he uses them
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php Include links
- Thread starter guitarnerd
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Works for me try just http://humansacrifice.net (his hosting is dumb)
hey, I figured out an easy way to get this "include link" to work.
Your links look like this:
you stick this somewhere:
then where you want the .txt to come up you put:
the # is a variable number. You just add another
for every link you have.
Your links look like this:
PHP:
<a href="?page=#">Page</a>you stick this somewhere:
PHP:
if ($page=#)
{
$pageid=page.txt
}then where you want the .txt to come up you put:
PHP:
include ('$pageid')the # is a variable number. You just add another
PHP:
if ($page=#)
{
$pageid=page.txt
}
When people say certain scripts are faster it is usually milliseconds apart and for a small site it would make even less of a difference
Dawizman... that is not an easy way to do it... that seems like a lot of work for something that simple.
Instead of all that $page_id = somepage.txt, why not just name the page what you were going to name the page_id? So then you just have:
and then call it with index.php?page=whatever.ext. You can even name the pages just numbers, with no extention.
Instead of all that $page_id = somepage.txt, why not just name the page what you were going to name the page_id? So then you just have:
PHP:
<? include "/path/to/your/stuff/$page" ?>Yeah, some with my way... expect that with my way you don't hard code the file names, they are used by their names, and called like that.
You don't need $page1 = "somepage.php";
You can name somepage.php to 1 or something like that and call it like index.php?page=1 and have this in your index page:
Get it now?
You don't need $page1 = "somepage.php";
You can name somepage.php to 1 or something like that and call it like index.php?page=1 and have this in your index page:
PHP:
if ($page) { include "http://www.domain.com/whatever/$page"; } else { include "http://www.domain.com/whever/default_content"; }