$get to = 3 different things?

[jasondavis]

$page=$_GET['action'];
	if ( $page == "topfriends" ) {
	include "config/country_Sajax.php";
	}

if ( $page == "topfriends" ) {

that line above that shows topfriends I need to add 2 addition words like

$page = topfriends or word2 or word3

[laserlight]

You could use operator ||, or even use the or keyword:

if ($page == "topfriends" || $page == "word2" || $page == "word3") {
    include "config/country_Sajax.php";
}

Alternatively, a switch/case structure might be appropriate. If the list of words to compare is long, perhaps [man]in_array/man with an array of those words would be more suitable.

[Flyier]

Hi. I really don't know what exactly you want but :

if ( ($page =="topfriends") || ($page=="word2") || ($page=="word3)) { .. }

|| means or

&& means and ...

switch ($page) {

   case "word1":
    ....
   break;

   case "word2":
   ...
   break;

   case "word3":
   ...
   break;

}

[NogDog]

Another option:

if(in_array($page, array('topfriends', 'word2', 'word3')))
{

[mpb001]

Flyier wrote:

&& means and ...

switch ($page) {

   case "word1":
    ....
   break;

   case "word2":
   ...
   break;

   case "word3":
   ...
   break;

}

a switch can be an or with fall through

switch ($page) {

   case "word1":
   case "word2":
   case "word3":

   break;

}