@welshFeb 20.2006 — #[code=php]<?php include 'a_file.html'; ?>[/code] (just a reminder if you have this the page you include it on has to be .php (ex index.php))
@Markbad311Feb 20.2006 — #php only works with " .php " files so keep that in mind. as far as frames and using them 90's are over. LOL Just kidding but if you have frames in any website you control get em out of there. the hurt you in so many ways.
basically he says to make a file like this: [code=php]<? $location=$_GET['location']; if (empty($location)) { $location='index'; } // changelocation($location); // function changelocation($location) { include ('header.html'); echo '<table cols="2" border="0" cellpadding="10" cellspacing="0" align="center" width="100%">'; echo '<tr>'; echo '<td width="224" bgcolor="#0099FF" valign="top">'; include('navbar.html'); echo '</td>'; echo '<td bgcolor="#33CCFF">'; switch ($location) { case 'index': include ('actualindex.html'); break; case 'tutorials': include ('http://www.genericsite.com/tutorials/index.html'); break; } echo '</td></tr></table>'; include ('footer.html'); } ?>[/code]