02-05-2008, 02:25 PM
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How do I prevent users from writing member.php?u=4&show=all&g=mods ????
How can I force them just to have one, and if they write all of them, show some kind of error message, or perhaps redirect to the list of all as a default "member.php" -page ??
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What you are looking at is the logic of page design. You have to determine in what order of importance the variables will be. For instance, I'd rank the specific user link and a group link as more important than a tag that tells me to show everyone. Then it's sorting those out into the logic sections.
It's as simple as an if-then-else block, in series to construct the path of logic we decided upon above.
PHP Code:
if(count($_GET) > 0) {
if(isset($_GET['u'])) {
// Show your member specific page
} elseif(isset($_GET['g'])) {
// Show your group specific listing
} elseif(isset($_GET['show'])) {
// Show all members or whatever page of the list you want.
} else {
// Handle the invalid input as you wish...
}
} else {
// No input, so show your default page.
}
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