#include – SHTML – does it work?

  • mellojoe

    (@mellojoe)


    18 years, 10 months ago

    jpdimaggio.com/blog

    Right now I’m using someone else’s template, but I’m slowly adapting my own out of it. One of the things that I have done for the rest of the site (I’m a little old-school, I guess) is to create a menu header out of a #include .shtml page. It has given me the freedom I like to create simple pages and then inlclude an ever-changing list of links at the top of the page.

    If you go to the main page (jpdimaggio.com) you’ll see that the MISC tab goes to a broken version of the Blog.

    I want to creat it so that I can include MY header at the top.

    Do #include “virtual” pages work with php? What is the php code to “include” a list of links?

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  • Thread Starter mellojoe

    (@mellojoe)

    18 years, 10 months ago

    I figured it out. I found a result that led me to a similar answer. I simply included this:

    <?php include ('http://jpdimaggio.com/other/test/table.html'); ?>

    This works.

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