Here is the code that I use for Movies.app (I tried to comment it to
make it clearer)
<?php
require_once('functions.php'); // get the file with all of the
functions
if ( isset($_GET['z']) && isset($_GET['t']) ) { // if z and t (zipcode
and theater) are set
if ( isset($_GET['d']) ) { // if d (date) is set
getMovieInfo($_GET['z'], $_GET['d']); // get the movie info for
the
zipcode and date (will store in cache file)
} else {
getMovieInfo($_GET['z']); // get the movie info for the zipcode
(assume date is today, will store in cache file)
}
if ( isset($_GET['m']) && isset($_GET['t']) ) { // if m and t (movies
and theater) are set
printListingInfo($_GET['m'], $_GET['t']); // print out the
listing
info for the specific movie and theater using cache file
} else {
printMoviesForTheater($_GET['t']); // print out the list of
movies
for the theater using cache file
}
} else {
echo '<ul id="error" title="Error"><li>Error</li></ul>'; // missing
information
}
?>
On Jul 30, 10:30 am, Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the moviesapp.com site, when I do a theatres search, the results
> come up as expected, but the links are using GET variables like so:
> <li><a href="theater.php?z=68506&d=0&t=0">Edgewood Cinema</
> a></
> li>
>
> When the link is clicked, then the page goes to moviesapp.com/#_t0.
> So its taking the t variable and converting it to the hash link. How
> is this done? location.href? This is exactly what I need for my
> script but I am not sure how its done.
>
> Thanks
> Rob
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