3 replies to this topic

[deathman]

I have sliced my webdesign with imageready and I convert it to css. Now i have a html file (my index) and i have a css file
Now I want have something that like on a Iframe into my css file so I have to press on a link and it will appear in a box. can you help me with the code I need for the css

[Spooky]

You cannot do this with CSS, I am sorry. PHP is a possibility. You could do something like...

<?

if ($_GET['go'] == "true") {
  include "$page.php";
} else {
  include "home.php";
}

?

Ok, shove that into where you want it in a box. The for the links do this, say you want to go home do

<a href="?go=true&page=home">HOME</a>

and it will try to open home.php because the $page variable is filled with home in the URL, say you want art page..

<a href="?go=true&page=art">ART</a>

It will try to open art.php =).

This is the way I do it without IFrames =).

[Jaymz]

Just a note, that can be potentially insecure since someone can manipulate that to ?go=true&page=/mysecretfiles/secret.php and it'll open that. A case and switch statement is much more secure, if the filename isn't specified in the case and switch it defaults to a default page...

[Spooky]

Yea, for my website and stuff I usually do stuff like this:

if ($_GET['id'] == "home") {
  include "home.php";
} elseif ($_GET['id'] == "art") {
  include "art.php";
} else {
  include "home.php";
}

I do that to be safe, but sometimes I dont =/