Template System - Variation
My own kind of "template" system using variables passed through the URI (index.php?act=XX). Instead of having to define each of the variables, like so:
and so on, try this:
Were we say, (first line) if the variable (?act == "") or (?act == home), include the home page.
BUT, if it does not (line 3), include the file ./files/x.php.
So for example, if the following page is requested: index.php?act=y, the script first checks to see if the ?act is empty or if it equals home. If it does, then include the home.php. If it is NOT empty, and does NOT equal home, include y.php.
Of course, this doesn't allow for much innovation, as you are pretty much secluded to doing ?act=filename, were as the other system you can do ?act=requestname and still include a totally different file.
But with this, you don't have to keep adding if clauses and all that jazz, because its "automatic"
PHP Code:
if($_GET['act'] == "xx") {
include("./files/xx.php");
}
if($_GET['act'] == "yy"){
include("./files/yy.php");
}
PHP Code:
if( (empty($_GET['act'])) || ($_GET['act'] == "home") ) {
include("./files/home.php");
} else {
include("./files/" . $_GET['act'] . ".php");
}
BUT, if it does not (line 3), include the file ./files/x.php.
So for example, if the following page is requested: index.php?act=y, the script first checks to see if the ?act is empty or if it equals home. If it does, then include the home.php. If it is NOT empty, and does NOT equal home, include y.php.
Of course, this doesn't allow for much innovation, as you are pretty much secluded to doing ?act=filename, were as the other system you can do ?act=requestname and still include a totally different file.
But with this, you don't have to keep adding if clauses and all that jazz, because its "automatic"
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