PHP Tutorials: Dynamic Pages (Part 2/3)

Load files into a content area dynamically using $_GET (e.g. index.php?p=contactus)

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[ssolomon1215]

Wow, this is the most convoluted way of going about this I think I've ever seen. The point of it is maintaining fewer files to create multiple pages. This is somewhat backward.

[servehome]

hi im new to this need help im understanding the logic bu i have named my files same as your with the php on the end but the icons are not the same they are all php file and how are you getting to brows them im lost there can you help please

[eminemchu43]

I coming to understand this tutorial here. :)

Good job phpacademy. I just hate confusing.

[shakaama]

while i understand the elegance of using dynamic pages, is it seo friendly is the real question. I won't shoot myself in the foot just to be able to do a pretty and nerdy trick.

yes that was a question.

[yvens47]

can i do it with content from a database

[Blankityblank27]

I keep getting Empty Arrays I put in scandir() and it isn't working, then I used the glob()

and my arrays are empty

[n1tr0b]

glob() is more efficient than scandir()

[upiz]

@ribly102 difference is only in file name, you can call it as u want, between.php, between.inc.php, between.whatever.php

[ribly102]

@upiz Just wondering if there's any difference between them.

[upiz]

@ribly102 no difference.