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<?php

    // Here you have to list every page you want that can be loaded
    $pages = Array (
                "navigaatio_vaaka" => "includes/navigaatio_vaaka.php",
                "navigaatio" => "includes/navigaatio.php"
             );
   
    // We check if there is page given. If not by default we load index.php
    $page = ($_GET["page"] != "") ? $_GET["page"] : "index";
   
    // Lets check that the file exists and it is in $pages array
    if (isset($pages[$page]) AND file_exists($pages[$page])) {
        // Everything's allright lets load the page
        include ($pages[$page]);
    } else {
        // Somethings wrong! We show error message
        echo "Error 404 - The page cannot be found.";
    }
   
    /*
     *  If you think you have like 100 pages and you don't want to write
     *  the array manually. Here's the solution for you.
     *
     *  function MakeArray (String handle)
     *
     *  Example:
     *    MakeArray ("/home/jope/public_html/my_pages/loads/");
     *
     *  Then you have an array to use with Page load system. Remember the ending slash!
     *
     *  Use this function with caution! Check the directory which you turn
     *  into array that it doesn't include any UNWANTED files.
     *
     */
    
    function MakeArray ($dir) {
        global $pages;
        $handle = OpenDir ($dir) or die ("Couldn't open $handle!");
        while (FALSE !== ($file = ReadDir($handle))) {
            if ($file != ".." AND $file != ".") {
                if (is_dir($dir . $file)) {
                    MakeArray ($dir . $file . "/includes");
                } else {
                    $pages[ereg_replace("\.(.*)$", "", $file)] = $dir . $file;
                }
            }
        }
        CloseDir ($handle);
    }
   
?>

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