I'm not sure if I fully understand what you want to do, but I don't see
why you need a seperate index.php for each of your directories. Can't the
index.php script pull content from any number of different directories?,
eg:
index.php?page=dir1/stuff
index.php?page=dir2/stuff
index.php/page=dir3/stuff
Sorry if I've missed the point
Michael
On Tue, 23 Jan 2001, Gerry wrote:
> Hello everyone:
>
> I started playing around with some php scripts a while ago and became
> hooked on it. I have a few books but I'm afraid I'm a learn by example
> kind of person and get stuck at times.
>
> While working on my wife's site I made headers, footers, navigation and
> a little MySQL database for her yarns with a small database
> administration module and so on. The thing is that I would like to have
> the site divided into directories by subject and have the same template
> load every time , but my logic tells me that I have to have an
> index.php3 per directory and have to do this process every time I add a
> subject. I would like to spend my time working on one document and add
> ifs, whiles and elses than doing that.
>
> I have read most of the class.Fast.Template, fast.Template stuff, but
> if there is an example on how to do this I'm missing it. As far as I can
> tell I can only create one document and I can't find how to manage URLS
> to other documents with the same template
>
> I wish I could get help on this!
>
> Rergards:
>
> Gerry Figueroa
>
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