anyone?

[sys4dm1n]

    [...]

switch($_GET['id']) {
case 'home':
 include 'home.php';
 break;
case 'about':
 include 'about.php';
 break;
case 'portfolio':
 include 'portfolio.php';
 break;
case 'products':
 include 'products.php';
 break;
case 'contact':
 include 'contact.php';
 break;
default:
 require 'home.php';
}
if($_GET['cat']) {
   switch($_GET['cat']) {
   case 'expertise':
    include 'expertise.php';
    break;
   case 'more';
    include 'more.php';
    break;
   }
}

[...]

that is my index.php.

when I'm at index.php?id=portfolio, i want to be able to move to another page (not just include more content on the same page) so i need to go to index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more
(which is the second page of the portfolio page).

But it isnt working with the code I have now..what should I add/take out?

Thanks

[Installer]

You could add this:

if (!isset($_GET['cat']) || $_GET['cat'] != 'more') {
    echo '<a href="index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more">Click here to go to index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more</a>';
}

BTW, descriptive subject lines would be nice. :rolleyes:

[sys4dm1n]

now that would make it so index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more would be a seprate page, not just included on the index.php?id=portfolio page, correct?

[Installer]

Yes, it would be a new page. You could also do it like this:

    echo '<a href="' . $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] . '?id=portfolio&cat=more">Click here to go to index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more</a>'; 

[sys4dm1n]

sorry to keep bugging, but i tried that and it didnt work.

[Installer]

Where did you place the code and in what way didn't it work?

[sys4dm1n]

i put it in in ptbody.php which is included in portfolio.php which is included in index.php

then i made the link: index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more and it didnt work..it went to a blank page of nothing.

[sys4dm1n]

oops that was because i spelt the URL wrong.

i fixed it- but it still includes on the same page.

[sys4dm1n]

ok, here is my current code:

index.php:

[...]

switch($_GET['id']) {
case 'home':
 include 'home.php';
 break;
case 'about':
 include 'about.php';
 break;
case 'portfolio':
 include 'portfolio.php';
 break;
case 'products':
 include 'products.php';
 break;
case 'contact':
 include 'contact.php';
 break;
default:
 require 'home.php';
}

[...]

portfolio.php

<?php
/* portfolio.php */
include ("head.php");
include ("portfolio_logo.php");
include ("nav.php");
include ("ptitle.php");
include ("date.php");
include ("clogin.php");
include ("ptbody.php");
include ("footlinks.php");
include ("foot.php");
?>

ptbody.php

[...]

							<? if (!isset($_GET['cat']) || $_GET['cat'] != 'more') {
echo '<a href="index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more&sid=' . $_SESSION['sid'] . '" class=\"bodylinks\">Next Page</a>';
}
?>

[...]

when i click on the link (cat=more) it dissapears...

i need it to go to new page with different content on it.

[Installer]

What are the backslashes for? Leave them out; there's no reason for them to be there.

[sys4dm1n]

i took them out but it still does not work.

[Installer]

Well, what page do you need to go to? The code will take you back to the same script you were on (same page name, but with different parameters, thus "new page"). As you said in your first post:

when I'm at index.php?id=portfolio...i need to go to index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more

And leave the backslashes out unless theyre needed. Strings

[sys4dm1n]

i need to go to ptmore.php but with the URL looking like index.php?id=portfolio&cat=more

[Installer]

You won't be able to without some heavy-duty mod_rewriting, and frankly I wouldn't advise getting into that yet.

"<a href="index.php">" will take you to "index.php". "<a href="ptmore.php">" will take you to "ptmore.php">". What?

[sys4dm1n]

Originally posted by Installer
You won't be able to without some heavy-duty mod_rewriting, and frankly I wouldn't advise getting into that yet.

"<a href="index.php">" will take you to "index.php". "<a href="ptmore.php">" will take you to "ptmore.php">". What?

okay..

huh? <-- to the last thing you said.