[System64]

Hi guys D

I have advanced toolbar system (Something like smf, with arrays etc...)

So I made if current address (Displayed in url bar) is equal to my path of that button (Example if I'm on blblab/index.php?action=admin on toolbar will activate class so it displays I'm on that page...) Anyway, now I have this url:
blablab/index.php?action=admin;editarticle but it doesn't says I'm on 'admin page' so how can I check that (I know I explained it like a shit but you will see it trough the code)

[kikito]

You can check this code out and mod it for page name

PHP Code:

if ($_GET['pid'] >= 0 && $_GET['pid'] <= 3)
{
    switch ($_GET['pid'])
    {
        case 0:
        {
            include("includes/index.php");
            break;
        }
        case 1:
        {
            include("includes/something.php");
            break;
        }
        case 2:
        {
            include("includes/something2.php");
            break;
        }
        case 3:
        {
            include("includes/something3.php");
            break;
        }
    }
}
else
{
    die('That page does not exist');
}
    ?> 


The buttons links should be like,

PHP Code:

<a href="index.php?pid=0"><ul>Home</ul></a> 


[Vince]

PHP also supports strings in switch statements, so you don't necessarily have to use numbers.

[System64]

(A)rray - you didn't understood me, I don't need including etc. just show that button is active if it contains 'that part' so if I have index.php?action=admin;editarticle button called 'admin' should be active, do you understand me now?

[kikito]

Quote:

Originally Posted by System64 (A)rray - you didn't understood me, I don't need including etc. just show that button is active if it contains 'that part' so if I have index.php?action=admin;editarticle button called 'admin' should be active, do you understand me now?

So, you're trying to say is, if the user is at index.php?action=admin, he will be able to see the editarticle button.
For that you need to create includes and create variables.
The code above that i sent to you, will include the pages and show the link like, index.php?pid=1,
So if you are logged in, and access that include, you will be able to do whatever you want, but the diference is , the main page is calling external pages, wich will work together.

[System64]

no no, look at pictures:
http://www.zaslike.com/files/khmiwyjttdmxquozpusr.png index.php?action=admin
http://www.zaslike.com/files/27g98fpy8t83gsij7xfp.png index.php?action=admin;editarticle&id=2