problem with case select code

[forcer]

<?php  
if (!$page) { 
	include 'home.php'; 
} elseif (file_exists($page.".php")) { 
	switch ($page) {  
		case 'home':  
		include 'home.php'; break;
		case 'about':
		include 'about.php'; break;
		case 'profiles':
		include 'profiles.php'; break;
		case 'audio':
		include 'audio.php'; break;
		case 'photos':
		include 'photos.php'; break;
		case 'videos':
		include 'videos.php'; break;
		case 'choons':
		include 'choons.php'; break;
		case 'guestbook':
		include 'guestbook.php'; break;
		case 'links':
		include 'links.php'; break;
		case 'xtra':
		include 'xtra.php'; break;
		case 'contact':
		include 'contact.php'; break;
	default:  
	include '404.php'; 
	} 
	} else { 
	include '404.php'; 
	}
	
	switch ($u) {
		case 'reflex':  
		include 'profiles/reflex.php';  break;
		case 'scottyg': 
                                include 'profiles/scottyg.php'; break;
	}
?>

this is the code i use for my case select... only problem is if i go to the page...
index.php?page=profiles&u=scottyg

it will display profiles page and the scottyg page... but i just want it to display the scotty g page...

how can i fix this?

 

[Unleashed]

Take out the profiles& line in the code?
I dont know enough to about php to give you a direct answer :/

 

[Glaanieboy]

Insert the switch($u) into switch($page) like this:

<?php
 switch ($page) {  
        case 'bla1':  
        include 'home.php'; break;
        switch($u){
               case 'something':
               DoSomething();
               break;
        }
        default:
         print "booboo";
}

But that would be difficult as you have a lot of cases. But, I think I can remove those cases, just give me a minute, then I shall try something.

 

[Glaanieboy]

This might work:

<?php  
if (!$page) { 
 include 'home.php'; 

//Does the file exist?
} elseif (file_exists($page.".php")) { 
  //include file with the name of whatever ?page=bert is
  include '$page.php';
 
  //Does the file ($u) exist?
  if (file_exists("profiles/".$u.".php"){
    //include file with the name of whatever &u=ernie is
    include 'profiles/$page.php';
  }else{
    print "I am sorry, but that user does not exist";
  }

}else{ 
 include '404.php'; 

}
    
?>

 

[X-Istence]

To your first case statement, add another one that called empty, and then instead of your URL being:

index.php?page=profiles&u=scottyg, make it
index.php?page=empty&u=scottyg

 

[Glaanieboy]

Originally posted by X-Istence
To your first case statement, add another one that called empty, and then instead of your URL being:

index.php?page=profiles&u=scottyg, make it
index.php?page=empty&u=scottyg

What's the point of that?