Multiple Page on a single page using PHP with Switch Condition

Here we will learn to use Switch Statement to Manage Multiple page on a Single Page.

We will use GET Variable for checking the condition, which page we have to show.

Following is the code:

<?php

// make condition

if(isset($_GET['page']))

{

$pagetoshow = $_GET['page'];

} else {

$pagetoshow = "index";

}

// make condition

// execute condition

switch($pagetoshow)

{

case "about":

// content for about

 echo "This is the about page.";

// content for about

break;

case "contact":

// content for contact

 echo "This is the contact page.";

// content for contact

break;

default:

// content for index

 echo "This is the index page.";

// content for index

break;

}

// execute condition

?>

Following will be the O/P of the code:

Save page as index.php

• index.php

This is the index page.

• index.php?page=about

This is the about page.

• index.php?page=contact

This is the contact page.

• index.php?page=index

This is the index page.

Other then then the above value, If value of page is passes different.

Then Default condition will be executed, which is the index page.