[xavier039]

PHP is definitely not my strong suit. I barely ever work with it but my client's site was designed in it and I am left to figure it out so I am turning for help!

Here is the homepage: ANDY SALZER

What I need to do is get the text in the project links to be called just like the how it is on the homepage.

The homepage is utilizing:

HTML Code:

<span class="quote">...</span>

For the image/text to the right.

PHP Code:

  <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">

   <tr>

    <td valign="top" class="content">

    <? $c = stripslashes($_GET['c']); $s = stripslashes($_GET['s']);



    if($c == "contact") { ?>

    <img src="images/origami.jpg">



    <? } elseif($c == "services") { ?>

    <img src="images/mainlogo.png">

    <span class="services"><img src="images/services.png"></span>



    <? } elseif($c == "projects") { ?>

        <? if(file_exists($c . "_" . $s . ".php")) { ?>

        <? include $c . "_" . $s . ".php"; ?>

        <? } ?>



    <? } elseif(!$s || !$c) { ?>

    <img src="images/mainlogo.png">

    <span class="quote"><img src="images/main.png"></span>



    <? } else { ?>

    <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="width: <? if($_GET['c'] != "about") { ?>600px<? } else { ?>100%<? } ?>" id="con">

    <tr>

    <td valign="top">

        <? if(file_exists($c . "_" . $s . ".php")) { ?>

        <? include $c . "_" . $s . ".php"; ?>

        <? } ?>

    </td>

    </tr>

    </table>



    <? } ?>

    </td>

   </tr>

  </table>



  </td>



  <? if($_GET['c'] != "about") { ?>



  <td valign="top" class="right">



    <? $c = stripslashes($_GET['c']); ?>

    <? 

        if(!file_exists($c . ".php") || $c == "about") {

        print "&nbsp;";

        } else {

        include $c . ".php";

        }

     ?>







  <? } ?>



  </td>



 </tr>

What is currently setup is to put the text into a new table

HTML Code:

 <td valign="top" class="right">

I would really like this:

PHP Code:

<? $c = stripslashes($_GET['c']); ?>

    <? 

        if(!file_exists($c . ".php") || $c == "about") {

        print "&nbsp;";

        } else {

        include $c . ".php";

        }

     ?>







  <? } ?>

To be called into the the:

HTML Code:

<span class="quote">...</span>

Just like it is on the homepage. Thank you so much!

[elum.chaitu]

Hello xavier039,

you are given nice information. i am also trying to learn PHP. thanks for the information

[Jcbones]

This code is horrible to read, I'm going to quote it up for you, so that you can understand it better. We can work from there.

PHP Code:

<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">

   <tr>

    <td valign="top" class="content">

   <?php $c = stripslashes($_GET['c']); $s = stripslashes($_GET['s']); //this get's the value of "c" and "s" from the url.  Horrible sanitation, and steps need to be taken to improve this:

    /////////////Contact page/////////////////

    if($c == "contact") { //$c = 'contact' then print the next block;

    ?> 

    <img src="images/origami.jpg">



   <?php } //end printing of 'contact';

    /////////////Services page////////////////

    elseif($c == "services") { //if $c = 'services' then print this block;

    ?> 

    <img src="images/mainlogo.png">

    <span class="services"><img src="images/services.png"></span>



   <?php } //end printing of 'services';

    ////////////Projects page/////////////////

    elseif($c == "projects") {  //if $c = 'projects' print this block;  There is no check to see if $s is set.  Also no need to close php, then open it on the next line. "removing".

         if(file_exists($c . "_" . $s . ".php")) { //if the file of $c-$s.php exists.

        include $c . "_" . $s . ".php"; //include it;

         }  //end file_exists.



     } //end 'projects';

     ///////////No page specified////////////

     elseif(!$s || !$c) { //if there is no $c OR no $s print this block.

     ?>

    <img src="images/mainlogo.png">

    <span class="quote"><img src="images/main.png"></span>



   <?php } //end printing for lack of variables.

    ///////////Failure of all above checks//////////

    else { //if all of these checks fail, print this block.

    ?>

    <table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" style="width:<?php if($_GET['c'] != "about") { ?>600px<?php } else { ?>100%<?php } /*if $c does NOT = 'about' set width of table to 600px, if it does, set width to 100%*/ ?>" id="con">

    <tr>

    <td valign="top">

       <?php if(file_exists($c . "_" . $s . ".php")) { //Once again, checking for the file $c-$s.php.

         include $c . "_" . $s . ".php";  //Then include the file.

        } //end file exists.

        ?>

    </td>

    </tr>

    </table>



   <?php } //end printing if all the checks fail.

    ?>

    </td>

   </tr>

  </table>



  </td>



 <?php ///////////Checking $c again /////////////////////

  if($_GET['c'] != "about") { //if $_GET['c'] (which is already set to $c) does NOT = 'about', then print this block

  ?>



  <td valign="top" class="right">



   <?php $c = stripslashes($_GET['c']); //Get 'c' again, this is redundant code, that can be deleted.

     

        if(!file_exists($c . ".php") || $c == "about") { //if file $c.php does not exists, OR $c = 'about' (which is won't because this block only runs if it doesn't).

        print "&nbsp;"; //print a space.

        } else { //if $c.php does exist, or $c = 'about' (which is won't because this block only runs if it doesn't).

        include $c . ".php"; //include the file $c.php

        } //end file does NOT exist.

     

   }  //end $_GET['c'] does NOT = 'about'.

   ?>



  </td>



 </tr>