php urlencode htmlentities issue

Question

I'm getting an error:

Warning: include(friday_set.php?x=First+Set&y=2): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in...

When I go to my url -> "friday_set.php?x=First+Set&y=2" everything comes out how it should

I understand the main reason is that I'm not properly encoding the url and the url can't quantify the & in the string

My code is this (which is similar to what is described in the php manual ):

<?php
 $sel_name = 'First Set';
 $admin_id = '2';

   $query_string = 'x=' . urlencode($sel_name) . "&y=" . urlencode($admin_id);
   include ("friday_set.php?" . htmlentities($query_string));
?>

I can't seem to spot the problem...anyone have a solution??

@Dagon - Thanks, but I don't see any information in that post that relates to my issue. — Sanya
– Sanya, Commented Dec 8, 2014 at 22:13

user557846 · Accepted Answer · 2014-12-08 22:18:29Z

1

instead of parsing the vars in the file url i suggest this:

<?php
 $sel_name = 'First Set';
 $admin_id = '2';

   include ("friday_set.php");
?>

inside friday_set.php check for either $_GET[x] for direct url or $sel_name for include.

if(isset($_GET['x'])){
$sel_name=$_GET['x'];
}//else $sel_name  is just $sel_name unless you want to check its populated also

answered Dec 8, 2014 at 22:18

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Sanya Over a year ago

Lol...This is what I get when I try to over-complicate things. Thanks! Works great! I'll accept when it lets me

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