[PHP]Template engine question [$_GET stuff]

[Adil]

Hello. I've recently been working on a minimal php framework/web system and I have this basic function:

<?php
 
public function handleCall()
{
if(isset($_GET['p']))
{
switch($_GET['p'])
{
case 'about':
$tpl->AddTPL('about');
break;
 
 
case 'contact':
$tpl->AddTPL('contact');
break;
 
}
}
}
 
?>

That is my handler for different urls, so instead of making a page for each template page (e.g you have foo.html in your views folder, and then you must have foo.php in your root folder), it uses a single page with some url rewriting.

My question is, would it be better to use:

include('mypage.html');
//instead of
$tpl->AddTPL('mypage');

Using my current system ($tpl->AddTPL()), I can include the file but it also includes my original index page. E.g, if I have "adil" on my index page, and "blah" on my register page, when I navigate to index.php?p=register, it will have "adil blah".

If I were to use $tpl->AddTPL(), how would I go about "deleting" the index content and only throwing out the requested page content?

Help would be greatly appreciated
-Adil

 

[Kryptos]

Make the index a requested page content.

Also,

<?php 
 
public function handleCall() 
{ 
    if(isset($_GET['p'])) 
    { 
        $tpl->AddTPL($_GET['p']); 
    } 
} 
 
?>