access folders via query string

doozerdc

I have used the following url format to build a template site with a fair bit of success:

page.php?content=whatever

The only problem is that with many pages the directory becomes quite messy due to all the content pages being in the same root folder.

Is there a way to keep all the content pages in folders and still access them via a query string? I have tried this before:

page.php?content=about/whatever (where about is a subfolder in the site)

However, no combination of slashes ever seems to work.

Any ideas?

bo0

What code do you use to include your content?

bogu

What are u trying to do is manipulate your url (apache mode_rewrite - try google it), this will give u an idea..

doozerdc

bo0 wrote:
What code do you use to include your content?

Sorry, I forgot to include that.

At whatever point in the HTML I have:

<?php inlcude ("$content.html"); ?>

In the example I used before it should get the file named 'about.html', at least it works that way if the file is in the same directory as the page calling the file.