<? php self echo ?>

[Anon]

how can i call a different file in different location from a variable without even going to that page for example:

i want to go to this file:
http://www.your-domain.com/folder1/folder2/file-name.php

but i want to stay at same index page and call that from variable like this :
http://www.your-domain.com/index.php?page=file-name

[Anon]

What do you mean by 'call' a different file? You can include() it, you can fopen() it, you can file() it...If you read the documentation, it'll tell you that they support remote files.

Diego

[jim_keller]

You can try something like this:

the link would be like:
http://www.your-domain.com/index.php?action=include&page=file_name

in index.php, maybe something like:

if ( $action == "include" ) { include $file_name; }

*NOTE: This is insecure! I'm just trying to steer you in the right direction. If you were going to this way, You should at least have an array of allowable filenames, and check $file_name against that array. There are other ways of doing something like this...maybe using frames with a javascript redirect, and have a PHP variable containing the new link. like:

parent.mainframe.location.href = <?=$new_link?>

Hope this helps!

-Jim Keller
http://www.centerfuse.net

[Anon]

but there was something i saw before like this one

function file($name) {

$dir = "/www/name/folder1/folder2/";

$action = "$name.php";

echo "$dir$name";
}

if some one know what im talking about please show me how to do this proper way, thank you.

[Anon]

can you help me, if you want to help please look last replay in same thread. Thank you for hwlping mw

[Anon]

function file($name) {

$dir = "/www/name/folder1/folder2/";

$action = "$name.php";

echo "$dir$name";
}

But that's not 'calling' any file...it's only outputting a file path and name. What are you trying to do exactly? What do you mean by 'calling' another file?

Diego

[Anon]

if i understand you correctly this is the way i do something simular...

where i want the called page to appear i put

<? @require ('director.php') ?>

director.php beinf the file that has the smarts to know what i am asking for...

like so

<?
switch ($page){ //$page is the action name you use in "?page=some_page.php"

default:
@require ('welcome.php');
break;

case "":
@require ('welcome.php');
break;

case "home":
@require ('welcome.php');
break;

case "some_link1":
@require (''folder_a/some_file.php');
break;

case "some_link2":
@require ('folder1/folder2/some_file.php');
break;
?>

You can then just keep adding new switches as shown

hope that helps!

[Anon]

im building a template web site and i dont want to go to other pages url, i just want them to stay in index.php and just keep changeing the variable and this variable is pulling other pages for example.

i want to go to:
http://www.your-domain.com/folder1/file-name.php

but i want to dont show that url like above, i want to show url like below:
http://www.your-domain.com/index.php?page=file-name

please tell me what to do @#@$%

[Anon]

can you help me

[Anon]

So use include:

include("http://www.domain.com/file.php");

Diego