Importing External HTML

@swonJan 14.2003 — #If I understood you correctly, you can do it this way:

create a index.html on a Domain:

In another domain you can take it into the frameset:

<frameset rows="50,*">

<frame src="http://www.whereyourfilelies.com">

<frame src="other.html">

</frameset>

So you must only edit the index.html on your http://www.whereyourfilelies.com

@gbeacockauthorJan 15.2003 — #Sorry, I wasn't clear. The frames were no problem and I am not using them in this project anyway. That was just part of the explaination of what I did before.

For example, in the index frame, I had a list of links to all my progressive rock band pages. This list was the same for each page. Instead of changing all my pages when I added a new page, I created a small file that contained the list of all the pages and this file became a part of the index frame.

What I want to do now, in my Family Tree project, I have a data file that contains the individual's information. the main file 'index.html' builds a page from this info. Now that the first edition is working, I found that I am going to have to update the index file for everyone when make micro adjustments, and it will be a horror when I start work on the second edition.

What I would like to do

<head>

<-- title - importing js, css files etc. from a common directory, I can do this -->

</head>

<body>

<-- pull the body of the page from the common directory, I did this before somehow to a smaller degree -->

</body>

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