Posted by Kim Andr� Aker� on 11/12/56 11:23

Cogito wrote:

> There is a chunk of html links that I use in several pages. Do I need
> to manually copy them to each of the other pages each time I add a
> link or is there a way to have them saved in a file and dynamically
> included in other pages?

In pure HTML code, no. The use of frames (a frameset or the iframe
element), client-side scripting (such as JavaScript) and/or inclusion
with <object> can be buggy at best, since old browsers don't support
these methods, and several newer browsers have the ability to disable
the use of plugins and client-side scripting. Also, you may not always
get the results that you want, something which will only annoy your
visitors (and potential customers) further. IMO, this is better done on
the server side.
http://www.allmyfaqs.com/faq.pl?Include_one_file_in_another

Do also follow the recent (and active) thread with the subject line
"Possible to Insert One HTML Doc Into Another?".

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