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PHP frame/includes problem
Hi! I'm new to PHP, so forgive me if I am missing an obvious answer. I can't get a small portion of my include or switch statement to work correctly.
I am trying to develop my own site using PHP instead of frames with this layout: |_________________________| |_______ Header __________| |_________________________| [__ Nav1___ Nav2 ___ Nav3 __] |_________________________ | |_________________________ | |_________________________ | |_______ Content __________| |_________________________ | |_________________________ | But within the content, I am trying to make a seperate navigation list like this: (Content) | [subnav item1] ___ subContent _____| | [subnav item2] ___________________| | [subnav item3] ___________________| where the subContent changes depending on which subnav item is clicked. To do this, I've been using something like this: Code:
<!-- Sample -->So when I visit my page, everything works except the includes statement for the content. The address bar would say "http://website.com/index.php?page=subnav1" but it would show the home page instead of the content which was written in the file subnav1.php. But however, when I visit say Nav1, the default includes "Nav1_home.php" will show up in the subcontent area Is this because I can't do multiple switch/include statements within each other? How can I work around that? If not, what am I doing wrong? I've been trying to search multiple forums for a problem close to this but I have not been able to come across one :[ |
Saying "using PHP instead of frames " is like saying you want an apple orchard without planting orange trees. We say Of Course :thumbsup:
So you want a horizontal menu and in the main area under that you want a vertical menu check these out http://www.alvit.de/css-showcase/css...s-showcase.php |
Haha... so i'm not totally understanding the apple orchard analogy. Thanks for the website though! it is very useful to see with the different designs. i will be sure to reference it in the future when i am thinking about more designs. however, i don't see it helping this problem much.
i wanted to be able to load the subcontent without having to reload the page everytime a new navigation link has been clicked. however, i realize now that wanting that would be crossing into ajax and jquery territory so i have some more learning to do now... |
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