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This doesn't really have to do with Seditio but with PHP.

Here is my very strange problem:

First, let me show you my webdesign site where I use a php include to just get data from files in the folder. For example:

http://nexiety.com/portfolio/index.php?project=nexarts

In the portfolio folder I have a file called nexarts.php which is data with variables such as $sitename=nexarts, etc. Anyway, as you can see, it works fine.

Here is the problem:

I have another site to showcase some of my uncles music that he made. Since I have many songs I decided to just use the same method as I used on my webdesign site. I literally copied the files to save me time yet for some reason, it doesn't seem to work on this newer site.

For example:

http://retrospectivemusic.com/one/index.php?track=03-doom

I have the file 03-doom.php in the folder /one just like my other site but for some reason the PHP doesn't seem to like this site.

Just so you know, both sites are on the same server. After looking at it for about 2 hours and trying to figure the problem and before posting about it here, I've come to realize that for some reason my variable $track doesn't seem to be passing the parameter I pass it in the url.

Any ideas?

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It's kinda weird. I played around it with it for a few hours and I still don't have any luck. I really wonder about this. Thanks for the help though.