PHP won't work correctly.

Ok I did this site for a client. I used PHP $id to bind the content when on the web.
But the thing is it won't work correctly.

Here is the site: http://www.bramiljø.no

Now if you click on any links it will ONLY display the first site as usual.

Here's the $id code:


switch ($id) {
case "1":
include("innhold/1.php"); break;
case "2":
include("innhold/2.php"); break;
case "3":
include("innhold/3.php"); break;
case "4":
include("innhold/4.php"); break;
case "5":
include("innhold/5.php"); break;
case "6":
include("innhold/6.php"); break;
case "7":
include("innhold/7.php"); break;
default: include("innhold/1.php");
}
?>

Om oss




Now I know that many might think the server don't support PHP, but then the first site wouldn't work either.
I have checked that files are placed where they belong to.
There's a possibility that it's the server, since I seem to make it work on mine but not their's.

Any tips on this?

remove the quotes around the case

case 1 instead of case "1"

Im not savy with php but in java switch statements go

[PHP]
switch(id) {
case 1:
blahblah;
break;
case 2:
mahaha;
break;
}

[/PHP]

Take away your " & " marks but keep the :

Since you named your files like that, just do:
[php]if ($id > 1 && $id <= 7) include('innhold/'.$id.'.php');
else include('innhold/1.php');[/php]

[QUOTE=!mo0chan!]Since you named your files like that, just do:
[php]if ($id > 1 && $id <= 7) include('innhold/'.$id.'.php');
else include('innhold/1.php');[/php][/QUOTE]

Php's formating standards frighten me....

Technically, it should be written like this:
[php]if ($id > 1 && $id <= 7) {
include('innhold/'.$id.'.php');
} else {
include('innhold/1.php');
}[/php]
but I prefer to shorthand it. :p

Its not the absence of {}, it was how u put it all on 2 lines. *shudders*

Why do you find it frightening? o_O;

Im in an AP java class, we normally dont take the extreme quickies when writing code.

Hmm, well the thing is, why does this work on my server, but he's server can only display the first php include?