$_GET with Switch Statement
Question by Mor Sela
i have alot of get values that define the page the user gonna see , for example for “profile” i will show the profile page and so on..
to find out what page to display i tried to do something like that:
switch ($_GET) {
case 'profile':
require_once('function/profile.php');
break;
case 'team':
require_once('function/team.php');
break;
but it shows no result..
i send the GET request like that : index.php?profile , for example..
what is the problem here and how can i can manage to do something similar that work as well. thank you in advance!
Answer by stewe
To make your example work, you could replace $_GET with key($_GET)
Answer by Starx
$_GET is a super global variable, where the data are sent as stored as array. So you have to
access it using Index
Assuming you page you are trying to include a page when the data are sent like this:
domain.com?page=product
Then you have to use switch like this
switch($_GET['page']) {
....
}
Note: May be I dont have to remind you how vulnerable this code towards injection.
