yep, I do that on my site. I have a left and right navigation menu and top header and bottom footer. All called by includes. The page itself is 5 columns with cols 2 and 4 only 15 pixels wide. Make sure you set up the "shell" first or things get confusing.
First, I had to move the html pages out of the cgi folder. As I recall, it gave me an error otherwise. I just set them up in a sub folder under the public_html folder.
Second you have to install the new template parser in the resource section to use the <%include leftcol.html%>.
in the cgi generated pages use
in the non-cgi-generatated pages use
<!--#include virtual="/htm/bookmark.txt" -->
(or bookmark.html if you plan on using other SSI calls ).
By using the htaccess file I was able to use html instead shtml
I didn't think you coud use file="http://www.siteb.com/ as part of the #include...?
Gene
"The older I get, the more I admire competence, just simple competence in any field from adultery to zoology."
First, I had to move the html pages out of the cgi folder. As I recall, it gave me an error otherwise. I just set them up in a sub folder under the public_html folder.
Second you have to install the new template parser in the resource section to use the <%include leftcol.html%>.
in the cgi generated pages use
Code:
<%include leftcol.html%>in the non-cgi-generatated pages use
Code:
<!--#include virtual="/htm/leftcol.html" --> <!--#include virtual="/htm/bookmark.txt" -->
(or bookmark.html if you plan on using other SSI calls ).
By using the htaccess file I was able to use html instead shtml
I didn't think you coud use file="http://www.siteb.com/ as part of the #include...?
Gene
"The older I get, the more I admire competence, just simple competence in any field from adultery to zoology."