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Posted by dimo414 on 05/29/06 23:57
Yes, when include (and require) are run, the included text is parsed
like HTML, so you need to place it inside another <?php ....... ?> set.
As I understand your request, you want to keep everything separate,
which is easy enough to do:
In the file you want the public to see, first include your php code
(this included file can also have other included files in it too)
then:
<html>
<head>
<title>,,,,,,</title>
<OTHER HEAD FORMATTING>
</head>
<body>
<?php include('header.inc') ?> <-- This is your header html file, all
the content that will always be the same on every page.
TEXT, IMGS, WHATEVER <-- This is your actual content. if you want,
you could include this from a file as well.
<?php include('footer.inc') ?> <-- This is your footer html file, just
like the header, exept all the code that goes below the content.
</body>
</html>
Is that what you were asking?
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