If the start of EVERY page is the same you could make your php include file
as follows;
?php
echo HTML;
echo TITLE;
echo /TITLE;
echo BODY;
?
Obviously padding it out a bit ;o)
Then at the top of every page put;
?php
require (header.php);
?
Similarly you coud do a footer for every page.
You can basically put it where you like as long as the HTML makes sense.
Nick
Another example, from http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php
html
?php
require($TEMPLATE_DIR/pages.header.inc);
?
body
?php require(content.inc);?
/body
/html
...etc.
-Original Message-
From: Denis L. Menezes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 January 2003 15:21
To: PHP general list
Subject: [PHP] A simple question please.
Hello friends.
I need to add a part of html (the banner, top menus and the logo) in all
pages dynamically. I made this part of the html and converted same to php
code using Print command.
Now, how do I add this code in the other pages? Should I inclue require or
include command? if yes? should I include after the body tag itself?
Thanks
denis
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