-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I just wrote a little perl script that will make the maintenence of the headers/footers (or any common HTML code) a little easier if a multi-page design is favored.
It works with a file "common", that contains common code in the format: <!--START:head--> This is a header blah blah whatever <!--END:head--> then, in the website HTML file, you put this: <!--INSERT:head--> And when you run the perl script, it'll hunt out <!--INSERT:(.*?)--> and replace it with the common code for $1 and save the "new" HTML somewhere (so as not to over-write the original HTML file with the comments in it, obviously :-) It's a kind of half-assed solution, but it seems to fix the "problem" of keeping different pages in synch with common code w/o having to use PHP or server-side includes. - -- [scott] :: "ein kalter Tod f�r den sprecher von L�gen" -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGP 6.5.8 iQA/AwUBPCsgZGkF5Bwr8hiXEQLUFQCgzn4WYSq1G9Npi14UwkY/iIla/NkAoODW +oJ7NY7D8k08yHe15guRMDMq =oL8r -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
