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  • Thread Starter itado

    (@itado)

    Bingo! Thanks a bunch filo. I’m using that and <a href="?page=XXX">. Works like a charm.

    Thread Starter itado

    (@itado)

    That sounds like a much better/secure way of doing it… but I don’t know enough PHP to make it happen. Care to lend a guy a hand?

    Thread Starter itado

    (@itado)

    Basically I’ll have a couple snippet files called “root.inc” and “info.inc”, for example. I want to be able to specify in the url like “index.php?go=root” or “index.php?go=info” and have it load the contents of those files inside the page.

    Thread Starter itado

    (@itado)

    I’ll try to paint a textual illustration of it…

    I have a site with a header image, 5 navigation options, and two boxes side by side scaling downward. See here: http://www.itado.net

    The first page (root), the one with wordpress controlling the blog, is the usual index.php that pulls the header.php and footer.php into it. It throws the posts into the right box and the calendar and categories into the left.

    What I want, is for the separate nav options to pull totally different content into those two boxes, while still utilizing the same index.php/header.php/footer.php.

    This php include method has worked for the past in general, and the last time was with MovableType…but something is amuck with it working with WordPress…or perhaps it’s a different version of PHP on the hosting server. I haven’t figured that out yet.

    Thread Starter itado

    (@itado)

    Got any ideas for an alternative? This issue has put up a road block on my entire development. I’ve been wracking my brain all day and can’t think of a different way to do it…

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