I know what you are talking about. What you're seeing is a variable being passed to the browser. This is very common in php-based websites. Instead of creating multiple pages for a website, you can use a variable to indicate what content you
want to show. For example:
CODE
echo "<a href='index.php?page=pagetwo'>Some Page</a>";
if($page=="" or $page=="home")
{
echo "Welcome to my website! I hope you enjoy it.";
}
else
{
if($page=="pagetwo")
{
/* Let's assume that this code here is index.html */
echo "This is the second page on my website. ";
}
}
This code should help you understand why there was a webpage's name behind a variable. I hope it does.
By the way, you're partly right when you said that "index.php" is a menu and
"something.html" a choice. But, it's not a frame. Not at all. It's a page "generated"
by the .php file. Well, it's not a "page" really, but you get the idea.
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