DJDOG

Hello,

I feel really dumb asking this, but I'm in need of some help I like coding with functions like...

<?
function code() {
echo "code here";
}

switch ($action) {
case "Code":
code();
break;
}
?>

The question is I want to use like inside "code to do a & include type of thing like, ?action=Code&id=MoreCode "&id"

How would I go about doing this? (If so please tell me I'm dumb...)

monaco

this ?foo=bar&baz=zeb... style of data passing is just using GET to send data. When the script runs, just use the $_GET variable. In the example above, $_GET['action'] would be "Code", $_GET['id'] would be "MoreCode".

I don't know what you mean by using &include in there...but your example won't work because nobody leaves register_globals turned on. You need to use $_GET to get at them.

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Scolls

Not sure what you're asking, but if you're wanting to perhaps place all your own functions in a seperate php file and simply include for use in your code, you'd do something like this:

<?
function .... etc etc
//place all your functions in this file
?>

And then include like this in your program:

<?
include("path/functions_filename_whatever.php")
// now you can call your functions just as though they were inside this file
?>

Hope this helped... in case I understood your question correctly