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How to a make page with variables, so you could run index.php?type=file.name ; and if the file name is not specified, it will go to a specific page.

How to do something similar to : index.php?home vs. index.php?type=home

Regarding This Statement : include $type . '.php'; , lets say i want to include 2 extensions instead

Apr 3rd, 2001 09:02
Philip Olson, GamerZ Chan,

This may help :
  <?php 
  // Includes we'll allow
    $allowed = array('about','links','main','forum'); 
  // If called upon include is allowed, include it.
    if ( in_array($type,$allowed) ) { 
  // Using .php as our extention
      include $type . '.php'; 
  // Else use default.php as $allowed is not allowed.
    } else {
      include 'default.php';
    }
  ?>
Examples :
  foo.php?type=about        // includes about.php
  foo.php?type=/etc/passwd/ // includes default.php
  foo.php                   // includes default.php
This will have to be expanded to find your directory paths and can use 
additional error checking.  Regarding the second question and this :
  foo.php?about
You can replace all instances of $type with $QUERY_STRING in the above 
code snippet and it'll work with foo.php?about including about.php