Currently, as an example, I have this php code on one of my pages.
<?php include("codes/games/scripts/titles/angrybirds.php"); ?>
How would I change this to make my variable:
$gametitle = "angrybirds";
work like this:
<?php include("codes/games/scripts/titles/$gametitle.php"); ?>
Thanks in advance for your help!
That code should work as-is, since the . won't be interpreted as part of the variable name. You can see the output of it here: http://codepad.org/ZbtiOPgB
However, for readability, I would encourage you to either use clear concatenation:
<?php include("codes/games/scripts/titles/".$gametitle.".php"); ?>
Or wrap your variable name(s) in { and }:
<?php include("codes/games/scripts/titles/{$gametitle}.php"); ?>
<?php include('codes/games/scripts/titles/'.$gametitle.'.php'); ?>
Or:
<?php include('codes/games/scripts/titles/'.$gametitle.'.php'); ?>
<?php
$file = 'codes/games/scripts/titles/' . $gametitle . '.php';
if (file_exists($file))
require_once($file);
?>
file_exists(), so that if the game title is phony it won't throw errors.