24 lines
1.6 KiB
PHP
24 lines
1.6 KiB
PHP
<?php
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//__DIR__ points to scripts folder.
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$pages = json_decode(file_get_contents(__DIR__ ."/../data/pages.json"));
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//Load dictionary of site pages from pages.json file.
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$query_page = (isset($_REQUEST['page']) && !empty($_REQUEST['page'])) ? $_GET['page'] : "home";
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//Get value of "page" query key; default is "home".
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$page = (isset($pages->$query_page)) ? $pages->$query_page : $pages->{404};
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//If the query value ($query_page) is not in the dictionary ($pages), then load the 404 page instead.
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echo "<var id='query-page'>".$query_page."</var>";
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//Store the page id in a var tag in case we need to access it with JavaScript.
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$list = (isset($_REQUEST['list']) && !empty($_REQUEST['list'])) ? $_GET['list'] : "master";
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//Get the value of "list" from the query key; default is "master" (the master list).
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echo "<var id='query-list'>".$list."</var>";
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//Store the list id in a var tag so that we can easily figure out what list to generate with list.js.
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if($query_page=="lists"){
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$lists_json = json_decode(file_get_contents(__DIR__ ."/../data/lists.json"));
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echo "<script id='lists-json'>var lists=".json_encode($lists_json)."</script>";
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//Copy the data from lists.json and paste it into a script tag, saving it as a variable called `list` to be accessed by later JavaScript code (i.e. lists.js).
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//I would have stored it in a var tag, but there was a weird bug with some of the <u> tags leaking out and making my title underlined, and this seemed to avoid that (and it's probably more efficient too).
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}
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?>
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