How to index.php?XX=XX?

[Dalaker]

i have looked around for a way to do index.php?XX=XX for a while now, but i cant find a way thats working. when i use index.php?page=main i want main.php to get opened in my mainframe.

Tore Dalaker😕

[thecookie]

You mean a GET? Access then trough the superglobal $_GET.

ex:
index.php?var=value

$_GET['var'] == 'value'

[Dalaker]

um i just want index.php?page=main to open main.php in one of my four frames, and for an exampe also index.php?page=downloads to open downloads.php in the same frame.

[zmola]

maybe...

<?
// set page var - for example
if (!isset($page)) { $page = "main"; }
else { $page = "downloads"; }
?>
<frameset rows="*,3*">
    <frame name="header" src="header.php">
    <frame name="content" src="<?=$page?>.php">
</frameset>

[martyn]

How about

<?
If($page!=NULL){
    $page=$page+".php";
    header("location: $page");
}
?>

That what you want?

(I am not sure about the header command, you should check that up)

Regards,
Martyn Pittuck

[intenz]

Originally posted by martyn

<?
If($page!=NULL){
    $page=$page+".php";
    header("location: $page");
}
?>

[/B]

What are you trying to do?
Try...

if($_GET['page'])
{
     header('Location: ' . $_GET['page'] . '.php');
}