How to disable "include"

[Anon]

Hello!

How can I disable an include statement?

I want to do something like this
<?
if($page=="aboutme") {
echo (' <?php include("aboutme.htm"); ?> ');
}
if($page=="guestbook") {
echo (' <?php include("guestbo.php"); ?> ');
}
(etc.....)
?>

After this code, I have putted the Main.php HTML code, the only problem is that even if the user types Main.php?page=aboutme the Main.php source code is in the page...
And I want it ONLY to display the aboutme.htm content and not Main.php source code.......

Any suggestions?

Thanks.........
🙂

[notionlogic]

Shouldn't you halt execution after finding a suitable "include" ? Also, why are you using "echo" - is this some fancy trick I don't know yet?

I would do something like this:

For example
<?
if($page=="aboutme") {
include("aboutme.htm");
exit;
}
if($page=="guestbook") {
include("guestbo.php");
exit;
}
(etc.....)
?>

although even better might be to combine the if statements rather than repeating them all the time!

Hope this helps
Richard

[Anon]

Not sure what you're trying to accomplish with the echo, but you probably want a switch statement or an if/elseif/else statement...

<?
if($page=="aboutme") {
echo (' <?php include("aboutme.htm"); ?> ');
}
elseif($page=="guestbook") {
echo (' <?php include("guestbo.php"); ?> ');
}
else {
// do your main page stuff here
}
?>

[Anon]

Actually, I would use SWITCH to do what he wants:

SWITCH($page){

case "aboutme":
include ("aboutme.html");
break;
case "guestbook":
include ("guestbook.php");
break;
default:
include ("main.php");
}

There are better ways than this as well. But for the purpose he wants SWITCH will work better than if/elseif/else.

[Anon]

Thanks for your supports...........

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