page content query

Skinner · 28-10-2009, 12:08:45 AM

Yeah its possible. I do this using SQL for a quick and nasty way, so I slam page into SQL then use an index page that simply pulls the page out of no where.

I also do this with includes using a switch statement.

So you'd have

index.php
-cars.inc.php
-house.inc.php
-etc

Then use a switch based on the URL to include the right include

Skinner · 28-10-2009, 01:39:02 PM

I scribbled this into notepad earlier, I'm pretty sure the syntax is right. This isn't the best way to do it, but its the easiest without a templating engine and stacks of SQL

PHP Code:

  switch($dom . $ext) {

    case 'cars.co.uk':

        include('./cars.inc.php')

    break;

 
    case 'bikes.co.uk':

        include('./bikes.inc.php')

    break;

    

    default:

        include('./basic.inc.php')

    break;

}

SecNam · 28-10-2009, 02:15:54 PM

cheers guys, im working on it a few ways so will reply if i suss what i want it to do

Skinner · 28-10-2009, 02:42:59 PM

I was editing some code like this, and it thought maybe worth posting as it allows you some basic SEO all in one file.

PHP Code:

  <?php 

switch($dom . $ext) {

    case 'cars.co.uk':

        $header = "";

        $title = "Cars.co.uk - Number 1 Source of Car Information";

        $keyword = "cars, convertibles, saloon, hatchback, hot hatch";

        $desc = "The premiere UK Source for Car Information Blah";

        $footer = "Copyright Cars.co.uk";

        // you can add any others here

        include('./cars.inc.php')        

    break;

 
    case 'bikes.co.uk':

        $header = "";

        $title = "Bikes.co.uk - Number 1 Source of Bike Information";

        $keyword = "bikes, rally, track, dirt, chopper";

        $desc = "The premiere UK Source for Bike Information Blah";

        $footer = "Copyright Bike.co.uk";

        include('./bikes.inc.php')

    break;

    

    default:

        include('./basic.inc.php')

    break;

}

?>

Then inside the cars.inc I use <?php echo $header; ?> that way I can customise them as I go all in once place, so its a very very messy, nasty and simple template system that does the job

You can use more includes within the includes but to try and keep it tidy name them like cars.filename.inc.php so all the cars are together

Hard to offer any other advice without knowing more about the project

28-10-2009, 12:08:45 AM	#11 (permalink)
Skinner Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Manchester Posts: 2,507 No Classified Ratings Domain Trader Rating: (100% / 13)	Yeah its possible. I do this using SQL for a quick and nasty way, so I slam page into SQL then use an index page that simply pulls the page out of no where. I also do this with includes using a switch statement. So you'd have index.php -cars.inc.php -house.inc.php -etc Then use a switch based on the URL to include the right include __________________ Browse:

28-10-2009, 01:39:02 PM	#12 (permalink)
Skinner Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Manchester Posts: 2,507 No Classified Ratings Domain Trader Rating: (100% / 13)	I scribbled this into notepad earlier, I'm pretty sure the syntax is right. This isn't the best way to do it, but its the easiest without a templating engine and stacks of SQL PHP Code: `switch($dom . $ext) { case 'cars.co.uk': include('./cars.inc.php') break; case 'bikes.co.uk': include('./bikes.inc.php') break; default: include('./basic.inc.php') break; }` __________________ Browse:

28-10-2009, 02:42:59 PM	#14 (permalink)
Skinner Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Manchester Posts: 2,507 No Classified Ratings Domain Trader Rating: (100% / 13)	I was editing some code like this, and it thought maybe worth posting as it allows you some basic SEO all in one file. PHP Code: <?php switch($dom . $ext) { case 'cars.co.uk': $header = ""; $title = "Cars.co.uk - Number 1 Source of Car Information"; $keyword = "cars, convertibles, saloon, hatchback, hot hatch"; $desc = "The premiere UK Source for Car Information Blah"; $footer = "Copyright Cars.co.uk"; // you can add any others here include('./cars.inc.php') break; case 'bikes.co.uk': $header = ""; $title = "Bikes.co.uk - Number 1 Source of Bike Information"; $keyword = "bikes, rally, track, dirt, chopper"; $desc = "The premiere UK Source for Bike Information Blah"; $footer = "Copyright Bike.co.uk"; include('./bikes.inc.php') break; default: include('./basic.inc.php') break; } ?> Then inside the cars.inc I use <?php echo $header; ?> that way I can customise them as I go all in once place, so its a very very messy, nasty and simple template system that does the job You can use more includes within the includes but to try and keep it tidy name them like cars.filename.inc.php so all the cars are together Hard to offer any other advice without knowing more about the project __________________ Browse:

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