php, links not working.

opened up my site, heres the php code to the link:

Code:

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<a href="index.php?do=downloads">Downloads</a>

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i got a file named downloads.php in the same folder,
hit the link Download, and it dosent go.

your meant to code the ?do part, its not just leaving the file there, its fairly easy using array's, look it up

i dont no php all that well.
soz for bein a noob ;(
i had this working a while ago, i just didnt know wtf was going on now.

im not sure cant rmbr but i think its

PHP Code:

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<?php

$acts = array('downloads');
$act = $_GET['do'];

if($act == 'downloads'){
echo "
<meta http-equiv='REFRESH' content='0;url=http://www.xxxxxxx.com/downloads.php'>
";
};

?>

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sorry, kinda necro-ing but

PHP Code:

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<?php

$act = $_GET['do'];
$acts = array('downloads');

if($act == 'downloads'){
echo "
include './downloads.php';
";
};

?>

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is better

PHP Code:

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<?php

$act = $_GET['do'];
$down = 'downloads';

if($act == $down){
include ('downloads.php');
}

?>

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anyway that should be better and shorter =]

oh yeah, roflmao ho noob of me, im coding my site now and i was just using an echo so yh xD

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Originally Posted by shortymant

opened up my site, heres the php code to the link:

Code:

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<a href="index.php?do=downloads">Downloads</a>

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i got a file named downloads.php in the same folder,
hit the link Download, and it dosent go.

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Using Mpog ?
rename downloads.php to mod_downloads.php

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Kreain

oh yeah, roflmao ho noob of me, im coding my site now and i was just using an echo so yh xD

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Np <3

Quote:

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Originally Posted by katsumi

Using Mpog ?
rename downloads.php to mod_downloads.php

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That is possible, since I never downloaded the free sites I dont know that .

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Testing-NLG

PHP Code:

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<?php

$act = $_GET['do'];
$down = 'downloads';

if($act == $down){
include ('downloads.php');
}

?>

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anyway that should be better and shorter =]

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Actually.

PHP Code:

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<?php

if (isset($_GET['do']) && $_GET['do'] == "downloads") {
    include("downloads.php");
}

?>

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I don't use variables at all, which is better. Plus I check if the $_GET is set. It's a requirement in PHP > 6.0 I believe.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

Actually.

PHP Code:

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<?php

if (isset($_GET['do']) && $_GET['do'] == "downloads") {
    include("downloads.php");
}

?>

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I don't use variables at all, which is better. Plus I check if the $_GET is set. It's a requirement in PHP > 6.0 I believe.

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You are right,
anyway I was just editing Kreain his post because he also ended with an

PHP Code:

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 ; 


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after

PHP Code:

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} 


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as I said, I was using echo alot at the time lol

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Wizkidje

Actually.

PHP Code:

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<?php

if (isset($_GET['do']) && $_GET['do'] == "downloads") {
    include("downloads.php");
}

?>

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I don't use variables at all, which is better. Plus I check if the $_GET is set. It's a requirement in PHP > 6.0 I believe.

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It also works on php 5 i believe

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Rotana

It also works on php 5 i believe

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I thought I saw that somewhere to

I honestly don't know what i did, but it now does work with the;

Code:

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  <a href="index.php?do=downloads">Downloads</a>

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Rofl. I hate php so much :P