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HTML - HTML Functional Equivalent Of "Include" or "CopyLib"? |
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If I have code for a page that has ebedded in it a block of frequently-updated
HTML, can I move that block to a separate file and "Include" it in the main code? Seems like that would be less error-prone than continually deleting/inserting the block of code. -- PeteCresswell (Pete Cresswell) |
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In alt.html (Pete Cresswell) said:
> If I have code for a page that has ebedded in it a block of frequently-updated > HTML, can I move that block to a separate file and "Include" it in the main > code? server side scripting or preprocessing is the only reliable way to do it. its very simple. http://allmyfaqs.com/faq.pl?Include_one_file_in_another -- the facts and opinions expressed by brucies l i t t l e v o i c e s are not necessarily the same as those held by brucie. |
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"(Pete Cresswell)" <> writes:
> If I have code for a page that has ebedded in it a block of frequently-updated > HTML, can I move that block to a separate file and "Include" it in the main > code? I'll stick very close to the subject line: <http://sandbox.bednarz.nl/sgml/html/include/> I hope it doesn't have to work, too. -- | ) Più Cabernet, -( meno Internet. | ) http://bednarz.nl/ |
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