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RE: /?id=home
you would use $_GET['whatever'] to get what they put after "?whatever=" in the url, then you can just use some IF statements to associate that name with a page and include it. (if whatever==page1 then include index2.html or such) You can also include every page in a single php file and store them in variables, then just 'echo' them if whatever is equal to "pageX"
Note: NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER let users include any page by filename (e.g. include($_GET['whatever']) -- bad idea) or let users echo any variable they want (e.g. echo(eval('$' . $_GET['whatever'])) -- also a bad idea) because you'll get hacked in under a second.
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