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html help - Mone - 03-15-2010
how would i make an HTML template work with adding things but not trough editing the file?
RE: html help - Zach - 03-15-2010
Well, you'd first have to edit the file and split it into two parts: a header, and a footer. You'd save these parts as header.php and footer.php, respectively, and then do like so:
PHP Code:
<?php include 'header.php'; ?>
content lorem ipsun i dunno how to spell that
<?php include 'footer.php'; ?>RE: html help - HiddenKnowledge - 03-17-2010
Please note that this only works on hosts that have php enabled.
RE: html help - Zach - 03-17-2010
We're a host with PHP enabled - most hosts are.
RE: html help - trainhappy - 04-11-2010
I wouldn't recommend html, php is more commonly used.
RE: html help - HiddenKnowledge - 04-11-2010
(04-11-2010, 07:07 AM)trainhappy Wrote: I wouldn't recommend html, php is more commonly used.
In combination with php it is.
RE: html help - maniaC - 05-04-2010
Mone,
Make sure if you do what Zack suggested, the extension should be .php instead of .html or .htm.
RE: html help - Vanilla - 05-12-2010
Quote:Make sure if you do what Zack suggested, the extension should be .php instead of .html or .htm.
Or if you wanna be a little nerdy, you can make the server parse the php with .html or .htm extensions by adding a .htaccess file with the following settings :):
Code:
RemoveHandler .html .htm
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .htmlRE: html help - citrorm - 07-09-2010
<?php include('xxx.htm');?>
what about iframe , it can also get your point