Display content depanding on url

[Henry Tudor]

Hi,

I am sorry if this question has been answered before but I am unable to
find the answer.

What I would like to do is display the content of a page depending in
the url, for example

http://whatever.co.uk/package?chosen=something would display:
content one
http://whatever.co.uk/package?chosen=somethingelse would display:
content two

I know how to do this in php but the template that I am using is written
in ruby.

Please could someone help.

 

[Ben Lovell]

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Hi,

I am sorry if this question has been answered before but I am unable to
find the answer.

What I would like to do is display the content of a page depending in
the url, for example

http://whatever.co.uk/package?chosen=something would display:
content one
http://whatever.co.uk/package?chosen=somethingelse would display:
content two

I know how to do this in php but the template that I am using is written
in ruby.

You're going to have to provide some more context. Are you using rails or
some other web framework?

 

[Henry Tudor]

I asked the company which language the template is written in and the
tech support guy said:
"I believe it is written in ruby on the rails"

 

[Michael Warnick]

Hi,

I am sorry if this question has been answered before but I am unable to
find the answer.

What I would like to do is display the content of a page depending in
the url, for example

http://whatever.co.uk/package?chosen=somethingwould display:
content onehttp://whatever.co.uk/package?chosen=somethingelsewould display:
content two

I know how to do this in php but the template that I am using is written
in ruby.

Please could someone help.

So, how do you do this in PHP? I am trying to do this in php.

 

[7stud --]

So, how do you do this in PHP? I am trying to do this in php.

if ($url== "http://whatever.co.uk/package?chosen=something")
{
echo "<div>hello</div>";
}
elseif ($url== "http://whatever.co.uk/package?chosen=something")
}
echo "<div>goodbye</div>";
}

 

[7stud --]

I asked the company which language the template is written in and the
tech support guy said:
"I believe it is written in ruby on the rails"

The language is ruby. ruby on rails is a piece of software written in
ruby.

 

[Henry Tudor]

So, how do you do this in PHP? I am trying to do this in php.

This is how I do it in PHP

if (isset($_GET['chosen']) && ($_GET['chosen'] == 'something')) {
echo "Hi";
}
if (isset($_GET['chosen']) && ($_GET['chosen'] == 'somethingelse')) {
echo "There";
}

I still have no idea how to do it with Ruby