Dynamic URLS

mck9235 · 13-04-2005, 22:12

Dynamic URL's are those things where you see http://www.blah.com/post.php?do=whatever, the dynamic part is the do=whatever. To get the dynamic URL we use the $_GET variable, look below:

PHP Code:

  <?php

$dyurl = $_GET['dyurl'];

This crerate the dynamic url named dyurl, so ?dyurl=, is now possible.

Now to show stuff according to what they put after the equal sign:

PHP Code:

  if($dyurl = "hi")

{

echo("Hi. :)");

}

if($dyurl = "bye")

{

echo("Bye. :(");

}

if($dyurl = "")

{

echo("Uhh :S");

}

else

{

echo("Right.... :|");

}

?>

You can see, the if statments will display diffrent things depending on what you have in the dyurl= spot. (Note you need to put a question mark after the .php, then the dynamic url and its name)

Cool, eh? Feel free to leave rep.

Shwaza · 14-04-2005, 20:59

Mck: :P That else statement will echo at every dynamic url, so say you typed page.php?dyurl=blah it would tell you "Right.... :|" not sure if that's what you wanted :P, but it's good to see you learned how to use them

Tim · 14-04-2005, 22:58

Mmm, lots of problems. How about a double equal sign?

mck9235 · 14-04-2005, 23:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shwaza

Mck: :P That else statement will echo at every dynamic url, so say you typed page.php?dyurl=blah it would tell you "Right.... :|" not sure if that's what you wanted :P, but it's good to see you learned how to use them

Well, it worked fine when I tested it locally with the same code, so I guess i'm confused.

Shwaza · 15-04-2005, 02:08

Ooh yeah, i didn't notice the single equal sign :P I don't know how that would work, by the looks of it, it would always give you one value for $dyurl. == is the equal to operator, so like if($dyurl == "blah"){akjwhfiawkhergiawre}

That's how it would work

13-04-2005, 22:12	#1 (permalink)
mck9235 poke poke Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 134 iTrader: 0 / 0%	Dynamic URLS Dynamic URL's are those things where you see http://www.blah.com/post.php?do=whatever, the dynamic part is the do=whatever. To get the dynamic URL we use the $_GET variable, look below: PHP Code: `<?php $dyurl = $_GET['dyurl'];` This crerate the dynamic url named dyurl, so ?dyurl=, is now possible. Now to show stuff according to what they put after the equal sign: PHP Code: `if($dyurl = "hi") { echo("Hi. :)"); } if($dyurl = "bye") { echo("Bye. :("); } if($dyurl = "") { echo("Uhh :S"); } else { echo("Right.... :\|"); } ?>` You can see, the if statments will display diffrent things depending on what you have in the dyurl= spot. (Note you need to put a question mark after the .php, then the dynamic url and its name) Cool, eh? Feel free to leave rep.

14-04-2005, 20:59	#2 (permalink)
Shwaza WMT Addict Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 120 iTrader: 0 / 0%	Mck: :P That else statement will echo at every dynamic url, so say you typed page.php?dyurl=blah it would tell you "Right.... :\|" not sure if that's what you wanted :P, but it's good to see you learned how to use them __________________ Kingdoms Of Battle << Check out my free to play online strategy game! SomeCoders - Coding blog, coding tips

15-04-2005, 02:08	#5 (permalink)
Shwaza WMT Addict Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 120 iTrader: 0 / 0%	Ooh yeah, i didn't notice the single equal sign :P I don't know how that would work, by the looks of it, it would always give you one value for $dyurl. == is the equal to operator, so like if($dyurl == "blah"){akjwhfiawkhergiawre} That's how it would work __________________ Kingdoms Of Battle << Check out my free to play online strategy game! SomeCoders - Coding blog, coding tips

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Tim Cool Newbie Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 32 iTrader: 0 / 0%	Mmm, lots of problems. How about a double equal sign?

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