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Originally Posted by Zachery

Nothing inside of php itself i would think unless you change the way the system works.

you could use mod_rewrite and create some rules...

I did a little surfing around and found these suggestions:

PHP Code:

<?php
if($hidepage <> '$cat_name$') echo '<a href="$url_index$">$cat_name$</a>';
?>

A second thought - this depends on how your templating thingie works, if it buffers the output and then replacing or replacing as it goes - if it's replacing as it goes, it'd probably be more like

PHP Code:

<?php
if($hidepage <> $cat_name$) echo '<a href="'.$url_index.'">'.$cat_name.'</a>';
?>

I also found this suggestion:

PHP Code:

<?php
$page = $_GET['page'];
switch ($page) {
case "services":
include 'includes/services.php';
break;
case "links":
include 'includes/links.php';
break;
default:
include 'includes/home.php';
break;
}
?>

All of this is a bit over my head now, but I am working on it. Does any of the above make sense or look like it might work? If so... can you help me understand how?