Renegade — Thu, 16 Oct 2003 01:52:04 +0000

I include data.php and the content page ($page) in the index.php file.

I think I'll include the .phps file soon, I think the one up now is not up to date.

Mark Hensler — Wed, 15 Oct 2003 18:32:26 +0000

<?php
$page_ext = \".php\"; 

$nav_array = array(
            'home'          => array('title' => 'Home', 'h1' => 'Impulsive Knowledge Home', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'links'         => array('title' => 'Links', 'h1' => 'Links', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'code'          => array('title' => 'Code', 'h1' => 'Misc Code', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'phpcode'       => array('title' => 'PHP Code', 'h1' => 'PHP Code', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'rights'        => array('title' => 'Rights', 'h1' => 'Your Rights', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'jokes'         => array('title' => 'Jokes', 'h1' => 'Random Jokes', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'css_tips'      => array('title' => 'CSS Tips', 'h1' => 'Some tips with CSS', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'intelligence'  => array('title' => 'Intelligence', 'h1' => 'Random Intelligence', 'folder' => 'intel'),
            //'downloads'     => array('title' => 'Downloads', 'h1' => 'Downloads', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'ascii'         => array('title' => 'ASCII', 'h1' => 'ASCII Codes', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'contact'       => array('title' => 'About Me', 'h1' => 'A bit about me', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'ascii'         => array('title' => 'Contact Me', 'h1' => 'Contact Me', 'folder' => 'content'),
            'disclaimer'    => array('title' => 'Disclaimer Me', 'h1' => 'Disclaimer', 'folder' => 'content')
            );



$page_folder = !isset($page_folder) ? \"./content/\" : strtolower(trim($page_folder));

if (!isset($page) || !file_exists($nav_array[$page]['folder'] . $page . $page_ext)) {
    $page = 'home';
}

$page_folder = $nav_array['home']['folder'];
$page_title = $nav_array['home']['title'];
$page_h1 = $nav_array['home']['h1'];

foreach($nav_array as $key => $string) {
    if(trim(strtolower($key)) == trim(strtolower($page))) {
        $nav_content .= \"<a href=\\"index.php?page=\" . $key . \"\\" class=\\"link-nav-current\\" title=\\"\" . $string['title'] . \"\\">\" . $string['title'] . \"</a>\n\";
    }
    else {
        $nav_content .= \"<a href=\\"index.php?page=\" . $key . \"\\" class=\\"link-nav\\" title=\\"\" . $string['title'] . \"\\">\" . $string['title'] . \"</a>\n\";
    }
}

if file_exists($page_folder . \"tips.php\") include($page_folder . \"tips.php\");

if file_exists($page_folder . \"insults.php\") include($page_folder . \"insults.php\");

$file = !isset($file) ? \"./logs/log\" . date(\"nY\") . \".txt\" : trim(strtolower($file));
$file = !file_exists($file) ? \"./logs/log\" . date(\"nY\") . \".txt\" : trim(strtolower($file));
?>

I don't see where you actually included the pages.

Suzanne — Sun, 12 Oct 2003 18:29:38 +0000

I can't do this today, if it's not resolved I'll check in Tuesday (Thanksgiving here) -- however, I'd *highly* recommend that you comment the hell out of your source. Explicitly state what each piece does. Not only will it help others help you, it will help you identify problem areas.

Renegade — Sun, 12 Oct 2003 09:37:16 +0000

I can't use a database :S

You can see what I've done so far at:
http://chengeu.krayup.com/new/index.php
And if you're curious to see how my log file thingy turned out it can be found here:
http://chengeu.krayup.com/new/log.php

The folder that it points to is up the top. That what you wanted to see? Notice how it points to "./content/" when you click on the "intelligence" link?

I think a .phps file might be of some help here.
http://chengeu.krayup.com/new/data.phps

Suzanne — Sun, 12 Oct 2003 03:59:09 +0000

I just spent 10 minutes reading this and your code and finally I see what you mean.

the last item in your array is the folder.

So! The thing to do (I'm really tired, bear with me) is to see if the right folder information is being returned from the array --

<?php
foreach($nav_array as $key => $string) {
___$detail = explode(\"~\", $string);
 ___echo $detail[3];
    exit;
}
?>

I prefer a database for all this information, but that's probably just me.

What's it look like? Can I see a sample page?

Renegade — Sun, 12 Oct 2003 03:09:53 +0000

I have a random section featureing random "intelligence" but since there are so many pages, I have put it into a seperate folder named "intel" where the rest of the site is found in the folder "content". PHP is not changing the folder reference. i.e. from "content" to "intel" and vice versa.

Suzanne — Sun, 12 Oct 2003 02:37:36 +0000

k, that's interesting, lol. I guess because it's over multiple lines. Hmmm...

Anyway, what problem are you having in specific?

Renegade — Sun, 12 Oct 2003 02:25:54 +0000

Well, to be quite honest I've had them there for quite a while and it hasn't been effecting it in any way (I think). Not sure if it does matter or not :S

Suzanne — Sun, 12 Oct 2003 02:15:50 +0000

dude, you can't have comments in the middle of an array, can you?!