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Posted by Captain Paralytic on 02/01/08 15:12
On 1 Feb, 14:06, "bobo" <fourtwent...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> How can I output the file with arguments... i.e
> I have a file called first.php
> and i have a file called second.php
> what I want to do is output the first.php, but with arguments...
> something like this
> first.php?id=1
>
> and in the first.php I check the id... and run the script depending on
> the id... so... if id is 1... it outputs... i.e. 'first test', and if
> id is 2, it outputs 'second test'
>
> so... what I want to do is...
> output first.php?id=1
> and to get -> first test
> and if I output first.php?id=2
> to get -> second test
>
> any ideas?
>
> thx
>
> --
One thing that is I think confusing people is your use of the word
"output". A script may output something (usually by means of an echo
statement). Scripts may be called by invoking them through a web
server via a URL, containing the arguments that you suggest (e.g. ?
id=1) or maybe on the command line.
When you include a script, you are just getting the contents into the
script you are currently executing. So if the script you are including
wants to find something in the $_GET array, put it in there before you
include it. However, it feels that you should really be coding using
classes or at least functions for this job.
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