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@NogDogJun 15.2017 — #You can use "example.com/somepage?page=1", and page will be available however the programming language/framework you use stores GET key/value pairs. For example, in PHP, [FONT=Courier New]$_GET['page'][/FONT] would equal 1 in this case.
There are techniques that can make "prettier" URLs, such that it might look like "example.com/somepage/1", and the web server and/or application settings would be used to send that to the "sompage" script with the page value of 1.
When clicking a link, it goes to that link ,plus making a variable equal to something
I have 2 pages(page-1 and page-2) that have the same link to go this one page (lets say page-3). There are two ways to page-3 because those 2 pages carry different variable. Page-1 brings $num = 1, and page-2 brings $num = 2. Then, page-3 will use those values to do certain things. How to bring those values exactly? because Url is just an address, and theres no way to bring any value in it.
there’s a picture if you don’t see my situation. tq
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@NogDogJun 15.2017 — #There are techniques that can make "prettier" URLs, such that it might look like "example.com/somepage/1", and the web server and/or application settings would be used to send that to the "sompage" script with the page value of 1.