Use each row as a get variable for include? - php

Question

I'm working on a notification system and I want to use a kind of platform I've built for viewing the profiles with the ID's found in the database 'friendships' (which keeps track of the sender, recipient and date of a friendship request)
I've been trying to find a way to include this profile module (which uses a $_GET variable to fetch user information), for every row, and I need a way to set a variable for each row and then immediately include that module using the ID, but when I try this, only one appears instead of the 4 requests I have.
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)) {
echo "<div class='item friend'>";
$_GET['user'] = $row['sender_id'];
$path = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'];
$path .= "/profile/module.php";
include_once($path);
echo "</div>";
}
I am aware that setting a variable like this is wrong, but I don't have a clue about how I would go about doing this.
UPDATE: After applying Gautum Rai's code, the correct about of divs are showing, but they appear empty.
This is the HTML that generates once I use the original code (which echoes the info of one person).
<div class="item friend">
<div class="profile">
<img class="pic" title="Taswell: Omikron Player" style="background-image: url("/img/badges/omikron.png") !important;" src="/uploads/profile19.jpg?" 2147213591="">
<p class="username">MyNameIsKnuckles<img class="medal" src="/img/medals/dragonfly.png" title="Queen Of The Hive"></p><br>
<p class="bio playing">nothin. just waiting for the next omikron build.</p>
</div>
Note: I already asked something similar to this, but I got comments telling me to join the variables or not use a while loop to fetch assoc. Please provide a relevant answer, I would really appreciate that.

Answer 1

You are susing include_once which is explicit including the file once, and your filename is always the same. Try only using include.

Answer 2

use file_get_contents() instead of include_once,
your code should be as :
while ($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result)) {
echo "<div class='item friend'>";
$_GET['user'] = $row['sender_id'];
$path = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'];
$path .= "/profile/module.php";
file_get_contents($path); // want to print contents just echo it
echo "</div>";
}

Answer 3

There is an awful lot wrong here.
With the exception of $_SESSION, you should never write to superglobals.
You are calling include_once multiple times within a loop - this is wrong. I suspect you really want the content of the incldued file to be processed for each loop iteration - while include (or require) would suffice, this is also wrong. You are making very innefficient use of resources (and probably not separating your application logic and html). A much more correct way to solve the problem would be to define a function in your include file and call that with $row['sender_id'] as an argument.