Webpage Structure (Proficiency Levels) Advice Requested, Please

[kevinhannan]

Hey Guys,

Thanks for stopping by - I appreciate your time.

I already have the website content/text I want to show -
However, the content is both educational/hobbyist as well as being Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced/Expert.
The site is for disabled people and is/will be free to access.

My problem is how do I structure a website that allows me to:

- Prominently show the apparatus involved
-Allow the visitor to select between Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced/Expert levels so that the webpage is not overloaded with information and text.

Any thoughts, please?

I have spent the last few months researching this,
and I have not found anything that comes close to my model,
so I'm hoping the collective minds here might help (please).

Many thanks indeed.

Kev.

[bluewalrus]

You could use GET requests to distinguish the levels. I'll make a simplish example using php below...

webpage is: http://www.site.com/index.php

on this page



<a href="?level=begin">Beginner</a>
<a href="?level=int">Intermediate</a>
<a href="?level=advance">advance</a>
<div id="content">
<?php
if(isset($_GET['level'])) {
$page_load = $_GET['level'];
if ($page_load == "int" || $page_load == "advance" || $page_load == "begin") {
include($page_load . ".php");
}
}
?>
</div>


The assumes you have 3 files begin.php, int.php, and advance.php with the specific content to each. For a more detail answer please post a link or code.

[kevinhannan]

Hi BlueWalrus,

Sorry for the delay in getting back - I had to nip out.

Many thanks indeed for your reply; it looks very interesting -
and thank you massively for your time and effort.

Yes, please, I'd very much like additional info on this, when you can. ;-)

Cheers,
Kevin