> >>>>> "James" == James A Treacy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > James> I really wish that there was a universally accepted > James> #include directive for web pages so I could put the header > James> stuff in a seperate file. > > It's possible to use `m4', or, I suppose, `cpp', with a file > extension, and configure Apache with a `handler' that causes it to > run the file through the macro processor on the fly. > > Or, you can use `m4' to generate static pages. There was an article > in the `Linux Gazette' about it. You should be able to find it if > you go grep there. > Maybe I should have explained myself better. The decision was made that the web pages should be server independent. This means that I can't use the nice extras that many servers provide for doing this sort of thing to make mirroring the pages easy. It just makes life more complicated sometimes.
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