Here you go, this is the method I use
<!--- ---------------------------------------------------------- --->
<!--- Include the Style Menu & Header --->
<!--- ---------------------------------------------------------- --->
<!--IMAIL.Include.Header.cgi-->
<!--IMAIL.Include.Style.cgi-->
Where the header.cgi is your template page, include any html you want
in it and it will be included in your current template. I use this to
customise different web template sets for different customers, I
change the style and header for each customer and as such I only have
to copy their new style and header pages to their customer directory
and hey presto individual web interfaces. There is another plus, you
only have two pages to change on your own site when you get board of
your current setting.
We have set up a whole ISP with IMail, Coldfusion and SQL Server, its
quite amazing how much you can automate with a little lateral
thinking.
http://www.gtonline.net
You are welcome to have a look around, for mail login use the account
ID: imail Pass: imail - There are other twiddly bits in the
'Telepages' link to control your account etc all firing off the same
database.
Steve
GT Online
Wednesday, March 22, 2000, 1:05:22 AM, you wrote:
> has anyone come up with a way to include a header and a footer in the web
> templates? Without having to hard code it and without using frames?
> in ASP a example would be something like:
> <!--#include file="mydir/header.inc"-->
> your normal template code goes here
> <!--#include file="mydir/footer.inc"-->
> in the header would be the body tag with settings for background color,
> image, link, vlink etc etc... so that you could customize/individualize
> without having to HARD CODE it... is it possible and if possible are there
> examples you all are willing to share?
> thanks,
> Michael Wakkinen
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