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Help! Please. HTML type stuff.	by JustnCase	2004-12-06 12:50:12
I have an HTML document I would like to include in another HTML document is it possible to do this without having to type the included HTML in everytime? I am trying to get a standard heading on all of my pages. In other words I have a file called "heading.html" and I would like to include it in "create.html".
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You want server-side includes,	by LionsPhil	2004-12-06 12:51:50
Server Side Includes, PHP, ASP or any other	by Scirocco	2004-12-06 12:54:50
Like this	by LionsPhil	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Thanks! :)	by JustnCase	2004-12-06 13:03:32
Don't forget that the server has to support it. (n/t)	by LionsPhil	2004-12-06 13:06:06
s/reguire/require/, I think :P (n/t)	by Arachnid	2004-12-06 13:01:44
PHP with includes (n/t)	by celticess	2004-12-06 12:58:49
Frames. (n/t)	by Number_Six	2004-12-06 12:59:54
NO!	by LionsPhil	2004-12-06 13:01:44
And for good measure: No, no, NO! (n/t)	by Arachnid	2004-12-06 13:02:14
2nded	by drummergeek	2004-12-06 13:02:25
I agree! Frames are what I am trying to remove. (n/t)	by JustnCase	2004-12-06 13:04:37
Checks trap	by Number_Six	2004-12-06 13:31:22
I always did with some jsp	by Spisefisken	2004-12-06 13:03:04
Ehheww!	by LionsPhil	2004-12-06 13:05:33
mod_perl is never overkill!	by Pic	2004-12-06 13:19:58
I wrote a perl sript for that	by varikin	2004-12-06 13:10:08
Unfortunately it is an IIS server. :(	by JustnCase	2004-12-06 14:39:48
My company uses virtual includes all the time	by Merlin	2004-12-06 15:14:24

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