I am encountering an issue with a function.
My goal is to include all pages, but the problem is that not all pages are named like the parameter $_GET['page']. For example, if I call index.php?p=accueil, it should redirect to php/home.php.
Another example is if I call index.php?p=message, it should transparently redirect to message.php.
To handle exceptions, I have created an array as follows:
<?php
$paramListepages = array(
'corbeille' => array(
'libelle' => 'corbeille',
'page' => 'php/trash.php'
),
'nouveaumessage' => array(
'libelle' => 'nouveaumessage',
'page' => 'php/envoyer.php'
)
);
?>
This array contains many sub-arrays, such as the first two shown above.
To call pages, I have created a function like this:
function getPage($var) {
if (!isset($var)){
// No specific page specified => default page
include('php/accueil.php');
}
elseif (array_key_exists($var,$paramListepages)){
// Page found => include it!
include ('php/accueil.php');
}
else{
// Page not found in the array => include directly
include('php/'.$var.'.php');
}
}
Currently, it seems to recognize the if condition and the else statement.
However, when I request a page in the array, I get a blank page. It appears to be unable to read the expected correct value.
I am seeing white empty pages with no errors or messages displayed.
In my Ubuntu environment, I have enabled error_reporting(E_ALL);
Any assistance on this matter would be greatly appreciated.