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The vbulletin scripts use the "do" to do exactly that. You really just have to write your script with something like:
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if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'page1') { // do stuff for page one } else if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'page1') { // do stuff for page two } // etc and for instance if page 1 shows a menu, you just need to make the link href for the choices be something like "wiki.php?do=page2" (or if you want to submit a form, make the action "wiki.php" and include a hidden field with name 'do'). Of course if you want you can use 'show' for your parameter instead of do. |
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