Go for a complex situation if that's what you want, or consider the basics:
home.php
<?
include('inc/header_code.php');
//
// unique code for this page to be executed before the <html> tag
//
include('inc/header_html.php');
?>
Welcome to our website!
<?
include('inc/footer.php');
?>
contact.php
<?
include('inc/header_code.php');
//
// unique code for this page to be executed before the <html> tag
//
include('inc/header_html.php');
?>
Contact us: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<?
include('inc/footer.php');
?>
If you update any code in any of the 3 include files, you will update the
entire site's look, feel and actions. It still allows for you to execute
unique PHP code either before or after the HTML starts too.
Strip your site down to what's common, and what's unique to each page, and
see where you go from there.
Justin
on 14/02/03 10:00 AM, Darren Young ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> I'm looking around for some options on using templates with PHP. I've
> used several Perl solutions in the past, but never tried it in PHP.
> Digging on the web yields several options so I'd love some thoughts or
> comments. The real driver is that the basic site design could change
> over time and I'd like to have the basic HTML in the templates, and the
> real logic in the PHP code.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Darren Young
>
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