Sorry Hugh - didn't mean to send it just to you!!
Hi!
Thanks for the help!
It works great, but I've now made the array 2 dimensional:
?php
$index = array (
The Music Behindbr /Les Miseacute;rables = array (About Les
Miseacute;rables),
Introduction = array (About Les Miseacute;rables),
Thanks everyone for the help!!!
Martin
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Is the menu part of each page? Or is it a separate file/script that
gets included in each page? Or is the navigation in a separate frame?
If the menu is hard-coded into each page, then there's no reason to use
PHP, because you have to modify each page ANYWAY, so you might as well
just set
OK here's the code in the page:
!-- Start Navigation --
div id=navbar
table class=navtable width=160 cellpadding=4
!-- Navigation Bar Heading --
tr
td class=navheadWelcome/td
/tr
trtd class=navtext id=sela href=Home/a/td/tr
trtd class=navtexta href=Introduction/a/td/tr
trtd class=navtexta
Okay, well you could either put code like this into each td cell like
this:
td class=navtext ?php if (sect == 5) print id=\sel\; ?
That is kind of ugly, however. A more elegant solution would be to make
an array containing the links then do a loop kind of like this (I'm just
typing the code
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OK here's the code in the page:
!-- Start Navigation --
div id=navbar
table class=navtable width=160 cellpadding=4
!-- Navigation Bar Heading --
tr
td class=navheadWelcome/td
/tr
trtd
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