What you think is this method is good to make website

I make 1 website using this method , the website have 3 column , Left_body.php, right_body.php, body_center.php and header.php and footer.php i make them individual , then i make 1 file name index.php, and use this method to add all in index
<?php include ("body_center.php");?>

in body_center.php i call all the other html page links with this method

else if ($_GET['id'] == "articles"){
include ("centerbody/articles.html");
}
else if ($_GET['id'] == "sharfa_shames"){
include ("centerbody/articals/sharfa_shames.html");}

i have so many page and links and i dont want to make mess i use this method because when i add any new page i just make that html page in centerbody and include and make link in just body_center.php file ,

What you think is this method is good to make website ? eny one else using this ?

 

You can try this method:

if (isset($_GET['id']) && file_exists("centerbody/".$_GET['id'].".html")){
    include "centerbody/".$_GET['id'].".html";
}

Code (markup):

 

Don't forget to NEVER include a un-sanitized user input - so you'd want to strip out "../" from the $_GET, and possibly use something like urlencode on it... and probably take the time to do a file_exists as well.

$page=urlencode(str_replace("..//",'',$_GET['id']));
$targetPage='centerbody/'.$page.'.html';
if (file_exists($targetPage)) {
	require_once($targetPage);
}

Code (markup):

Which is kind-of how my home-brew CMS handles it - though it has all output wrapped in functions so that if you call any of the sub-files directly, they don't output anything... Security man, security.

Well, that and I parse $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] instead of using $_GET so that I can also use the same function with a mod_rewrite for 'friendly' URL's.