Help needed with querystrings

[MaticooL]

Hi!
I am using now a php script to pass querystrings. The code is below, however the problem is that I dont know how to add a second querystring for included file. For example how to make it [somesitename.com...]
Please help me.

Thanks in advance!

<?php

if(isset($_GET['page'])){

switch($_GET['page']) {
case 'home' :
include 'news.php';
break;

case 'products' :
include 'products.inc.php';
break;

case 'contact' :
include 'contact.inc.php';
break;

case 'about' :
include 'about.inc.php';
break;

case 'links' :
include 'links.inc.php';
break;

}
}
else {
include('news.php');
}
?>

[Birdman]

We need a bit more info to help. You do not show the code that builds the link and what are you going to do with the "$num" variable?

[MaticooL]

This code makes links like that:

[somesitename.com...]
[somesitename.com...]
[somesitename.com...]
[somesitename.com...]
etc...

But the thing that I dont know is what script do I need to add to the one I have to make querystring for example:

[somesitename.com...]

[Birdman]

The code you show doesn't 'make' the links. It evaluates the link that opened the script. You need to first edit the script that actually 'creates' the links, then you can edit the script above to look for/use the extra variable.

I hope that makes some sense :)

[MaticooL]

It doesn't make any sense actually. Do you have any IM? For example MSN so I can actually explain my problem?

[Birdman]

No need for IM, you can explain your problem here so others can also benefit.

You said:

I am using now a php script to pass querystrings. The code is below,

The code you posted does not pass a querystring. It evaluates the querystring that was already passed in. You are leaving something out.

[MaticooL]

You still dont understand, the code wokrs well! I cant explain it here...

[grandpa]

I think this is what you might be looking for. In order to test for multiple querystrings first I added another if-condition, then I concatenated the multiple strings into $testval, then performed the switch testing with the $testval variable. If only a single string is passed, ie, page, then the second set of conditions will apply. I added a default to that group. Finally, if no querystring is passed then the default is your final else condition.

I hope that's what you wanted. I modified this to echo the values, you'll need to make changes for your include files.

<?php

if(isset($_GET['page']) && isset($_GET['num'])) {
$testval = $_GET['page'];
$testval .= $_GET['num'];
switch($testval) {
case 'home1':
echo 'home 1.php';
break;

case 'home2':
echo 'home 2.php';
break;

case 'home3':
echo 'home 3.php';
break;

}
}

else if(isset($_GET['page'])){

switch($_GET['page']) {
case 'home' :
echo 'home.php';
break;

case 'products' :
echo 'products.inc.php';
break;

case 'contact' :
echo 'contact.inc.php';
break;

case 'about' :
echo 'about.inc.php';
break;

case 'links' :
echo 'links.inc.php';
break;

default:
echo 'Please check your selection';
break;

}
}
else {
echo 'news.php';
}
?>

[MaticooL]

Thanks, I'll try that today =)

[MaticooL]

Hm, I still cant see anything if I go to index.php?page=home&num=home1

[grandpa]

num=home1

Maybe try it with num=1

The variable value of 'home1' is derived from both of the individual parameters. If you set num=home1 then your variable would end up being homehome1.