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Changing html code with php on different pages

Is changing html h1 tags with php a good idea I m working on this code but I get errors if I don't put isset function but if I include it it doesn't work <?php $pagina = isset($_GET['PageName']); if ($pagina=="post") { echo "<h1>Posts page</h1>"; }elseif ($pagina=="about") { echo "<h1>About me</h1>"; } elseif ($pagina=="contact") { echo "<h1>Contact me</h1>"; }else{ echo "<h1>First Blog</h1>"; } ?>

10th Aug 2019, 8:48 PM
Vitalie Melnic
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The `isset` function returns a boolean state indicating whether a variable value has been initialized (true = initialized, false = not initialized). We use it to avoid referencing a non existing or uninitialized variable. For example, `if (isset($user_name)) // do something`. In your code, you assign the `isset` return value into variable <$pagina>, but I think you meant to assign $_GET['PageName'] instead. 5o, rather than: $pagina = isset($_GET['PageName']); I think you actually meant this: $pagina = $_GET['PageName']; P.S. In case you didn't know yet, Code Playground currently doesn't have support for form submission. Checking for $_GET or $_POST is pointless. Unless you're doing this on your own machine/server. Hth, cmiiw
10th Aug 2019, 10:50 PM
Ipang