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However you wont be able to do this if register_globals is disabled (it is now disabled by default with php). register globals is what enables the passing of variables in the URL.
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Thats wrong. You can still use this kind of naviagation with no problem. But you can't access the varible with $pageid you have to use $_GET['pageid']
The most common way this is done, is to with a switch statement.
PHP Code:
switch($_GET['pageid']
{
case "top10":
include("top10.php");
break;
case "chat":
include("chat.php");
break;
default:
include("main.php")
break;
}
And then you would form a link like this
Top 10 of E3
If you really wanted to use numbers for the page idea you would add an array into the middle like the prevouis poster did with the same swith structure but instead using
include(pagesarray[$_GET['pageid']);