BASIC question about: Page_id

[Jude]

I bought a flash menu for a website im making for a friend. The buttons in this flash menu link to page ID's (Example: ROOT/index.php?page_id=48, root being my web address). I only know how to link buttons to another webaddress (Example: ROOT/Page2.html).

I can not find this "/index.php?page_id=48", ANYPLACE, in the flash menu i bought, so i have to somehow "name" my pages after where the buttons already point.

Can anyone explain, TO A LAYMAN (i mean it, i have no education at all in this and need it as least confusing as possible), how I can "name"a page i create as:/index.php?page_id=48, so the buttons lead to the new page?

<b>I have asked several time and have gotten brief answers i dont at all understand, I have been stuck for weeks on this and really need some help, thanks in advance.

 

[MarkR]

In the simplest terms, index.php?page_id=12 is usually parsed so that a script gets content for the page id 12 and passes it back to be displayed.

There is no easy way to spoof this and if I were to mention them it would no longer be in Laymen's terms!

 

[Phreaddee]

Karma for BUYING a FLASH menu! Hahaha!

 

[Phreaddee]

However if your not even using php, just replace the whole lot from index.php... With the html page address.