Make $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] specify more than one query string

  • artistbendavis

    (@artistbendavis)


    11 years, 1 month ago

    my current code is this:

    <?php
    if ($_SERVER[‘QUERY_STRING’]== “attachment_id=144”)
    {echo do_shortcode(‘[gallery ids="144,143,133,126,127,125,132,130,128"]‘);
    }
    else{echo do_shortcode(‘[gallery ids="243,247,250,249,245,241,246,248,244"]‘);}
    ?>

    Basically how do i make it say if query string = “attachment_id=144” or “attachment_id143” or “attachment_id etc.” do this. The code I have works for that one particular attachment but I can’t figure out how to write in more than one.

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  • catacaustic

    (@catacaustic)

    11 years, 1 month ago

    Something like this??

    if (in_array ($_GET ['attachment_id'], array (144,143,133,126,127,125,132,130,128)) {
    echo do_shortcode('[gallery ids="144,143,133,126,127,125,132,130,128"]');
}
else {
    echo do_shortcode('[gallery ids="243,247,250,249,245,241,246,248,244"]');
}
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