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[Fernando]

I added the following code to my website which I've used before in the same way and it has worked.

<?php
$number = "5";
switch($id) { 
default: 
include('news/show_news.php');
break; case "story":
include('story.php');
break; case "pictures": 
include('pictures.php'); 
break; case "music": 
include('music.php'); 
break; case "videos": 
include('videos.php');
break; case "contactme": 
include('contactme.php');
} 
?>

The only page I have available right now is story.php, and the code I used to link to that page is this one:

<a href="?id=story">Blah</a>

When I go to my website, OverdueDeath.com, and click on "Story", it doesn't come up, please help me with this.

[Matthew.]

You haven't defined $id, on most setups (the good ones) you cannot use just the array key.

$id = $_GET['id'];

Add that before your switch statement.

[rc69]

It's called register_globals, google it and you'll know why the good setups turn it off.