[VPmase]

In this tutorial I'm going to show you how you can have people only go through one page for your entire website.
Functions use:
1) if/then/else
2) switch
3) Global Vars
4) isset
5) in_array
6) include
7) die

I'll show the code then explain it.

PHP Code:

$page = "home";
if(isset($_GET['p'])){
$page = $_GET['p'];
}
?> 


That section of code sets the $page variable, which will is very important, to the URI if it is set. (URI is the part of the URL after the ?, in this case it would be "?p=*page*")
Thats a good start, but it is not very secure... Lets make it safer, shall we?

PHP Code:

$allowedpages[0] = "home"; //You can change this to your page names
$allowedpages[1] = "other"; //You can change this to your page names
$allowedpages[2] = "other2"; //You can change this to your page names

$page = "home";
if(isset($_GET['p']) && in_array($_GET['p'], $allowedpages)){
    $page = $_GET['p'];
}

include($page . ".html") or die("Could not find page!"); // You can change the .html to your pages' extentions 


The end of that code is what loads the actual page or if the page doesn't exist it stops the page and displays the error message associated with the problem.

Demo: http://saumpro.com/scripts/other/uritut/main.php

[luckym]

How about doing it without the error message?

if(@is_file($page.".html") == true){ // Checks if the file exists.
      include($page . ".html"); //Load up the intended page
}else{
      include("home.html"); //Load up your default page
}