Includes

Albatross · Jun 14, 2005

I have a question about server-side includes...I'd like to use includes to save time on my pages, using them essentially to carry-over header and footer XHTML between pages so I don't have to copy & paste them each time.

How do you set up server-side includes? I'm on a hosting company, so I don't have access to server configuration or anything like that.

grungemusic · Jun 14, 2005

Use php includes

Jon_ · Jun 14, 2005

http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/tutorials/includes.html

Hope it helps.

stscac · Jun 14, 2005

grungemusic said:
Use php includes

i agree - but might change the scheme of all work

Best of luck

-Steve

Porte · Jun 14, 2005

If you have php support:

<? include 'path/to/your/include'; ?>

This should do the trick.

realtechtalk · Jun 14, 2005

Albatross said:
I have a question about server-side includes...I'd like to use includes to save time on my pages, using them essentially to carry-over header and footer XHTML between pages so I don't have to copy & paste them each time.

How do you set up server-side includes? I'm on a hosting company, so I don't have access to server configuration or anything like that.

As the others said PHP includes will work fine if you have PHP support at your host (most hosts offer it).

If you want to do SSI which is also fine here is what you do:


<body>
rest of your stuff
</body>


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