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[avatar_alex]

<?php

$id = $_GET['id']; // This gets the value of the id in yourfile.php?id=value

switch($id)
{
  default: include('index.html'); break; // the url to your main page

  case "page1": // link id, the "title" what ever you wanna call it 

           include('page1.html'); // the link id page file, the file it will go to
           break; 
  case "page2":
               include('page.html');
               break;

  case "page3":
               include('page.html');
               break;
  case "page4":
               include('page.html');
               break;
  case "page5":
               include('page.html');
               break;
}
?>

this code will show a page like index.php?id=page1 but how would I get it so it would be like index.php?id=page1&page2

[misterx]

What do you mean?
You want to include 2 pages ?

[avatar_alex]

yes or say I would use a different template of something and I wanted to include page 2

[misterx]

you can pas something like index.php?id=page1-page2-page3
Then you can explode variable id and you get a nice array of requested pages

$pages = explode('-', $_GET['id']);
echo $pages[0];
echo $pages[1];
echo $pages[2];

[avatar_alex]

im still learning PHP...but where would I put that in the code would I replace the $id = $_GET['id'];

[misterx]

Here it is.
Enjoy 🙂

<?php

$id = $_GET['id']; // This gets the value of the id in yourfile.php?id=value
$pages = explode('-', $id);

foreach ($pages as $page)
{
	switch($page)
	{
	  default: include('index.html'); break; // the url to your main page

  case "page1": // link id, the "title" what ever you wanna call it

               include('page1.html'); // the link id page file, the file it will go to
               break;
  case "page2":
               include('page.html');
               break;

  case "page3":
               include('page.html');
               break;
  case "page4":
               include('page.html');
               break;
  case "page5":
               include('page.html');
               break;
}
}
?>