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Oct 27.2005

(I have posted this in the HTML Catergory as well, looking for more responce)

Hi,

I was trying to link an HTML file with a JAVASCRIPT code:
<source type=”text/javascipt” src=”header.html”>

I realized that this didn’t work, and now assume it only works with JAVASCRIPT files (.js). Being so, I used my limited knowledge to try to find the code myself, coming up with:
<area shape=”rect” coords=”551,7,751,108″ src=”header.html”>

This didn’t work either. I’m hoping someone can interprit what I’m trying ot do with the code I’ve mentinoed and help me out with the right code to use. I want to have a main index.html page that uses complete code from other .html files. This would make it easier to update the page being as I’d only have to update 1 file (for a menu for example).

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@tabzterOct 27.2005 — You cant do this with client-side development!

There is one way round this, in which you use frames to display all the pages you want in one window.

As an example, suppose you have 3 html pages called [I]index.html[/I], [I]directory.html[/I] [I]and main.html[/I], you can display all of these pages at the same time using the following code:<frameset rows="33%,33%,*">

<frame src="index.html">

<frame src="directory.html">

<frame src="main.html">

</frameset>

[U]note://[/U] [B]The above code displays the 3 pages in a series of rows. You can choose any way you want to display the pages i.e. 1 column and 2 rows etc...

and you can also chose to have no borders aswell[/B]
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@GusJustGus1authorOct 27.2005 — lol, I'm not an idiot... I've been using frames since Middle school, almost a decade ago. I'm looking to get out of using frames. That's why I automatically assumed areas would be my best bet.
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@tabzterOct 28.2005 — Well I thought you was a noob by looking at your above above coding i.e.

[B]<source type="text/javascipt" src="header.html">[/B] and

[B]<area shape="rect" coords="551,7,751,108" src="header.html">[/B]

which are wrong. I mean <source> is not even a valid markup tag.

Also the question you posed.

But if you know all this, then ur next step would be to look into server side development i.e. PHP,PERL etc..
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@VicOct 28.2005 — Try using <iframe src='mypage.html'>.

You can style this object with TOP; BOTTOM; LEFT; RIGHT; WIDTH; HEIGHT and other CSS attributes, so that you can position it anywhere on the page as needed.
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