Question

Im currently trying to get a link:

  <a href='?p=bid?Sale_ID=$Sale_ID'>BID</a>

to work but I keep getting a “Page you are requesting doesn´t exist” message, this page works if i use this link:

  <a href='include/bid.php?Sale_ID=$Sale_ID'>BID</a>

this leads me to believe that my problem lies with the isset im using to include pages on link:

  <?php
  if (isset($_GET['p']) && $_GET['p'] != "") {
  $p = $_GET['p'];
  if (file_exists('include/'.$p.'.php')) {
  @include ('include/'.$p.'.php');
  } elseif (!file_exists('include/'.$p.'.php')) {
  echo 'Page you are requesting doesn´t exist<br><br>';
  }
  } else {
  @include ('include/login-form.php');
  }
  ?>

Ive tried adding another isset replacing p with q which just throws my pages in to dissaray.

So my question is, is there a way around this?

Thanks

Answer 1

You have two question marks here:

?p=bid?Sale_ID=$Sale_ID

Multiple querystring parameters are separated by ampersand:

?p=bid&Sale_ID=$Sale_ID