Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 02/07/07 18:34

David Segall wrote:
> "Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art@centralva.net> wrote:
>
>> BigDaddyBS wrote:
>>> "Talal Itani" <titani@verizon.net> wrote in message
>>> news:gL4yh.2704$6P4.212@trnddc06...
>>>> Why did I come here? I came here expecting to find a magic answer, but I
>>>> did not find one. I am not guilty. I tried. You tried. Thanks a bunch.
>
>> To OP: using some sort of include is very easy... You have many
>> options depending on what your server is running. SSI, PHP, ASP ...
> It is not "very easy" for the OP. It is highly unlikely that he knows
> any more than the username, password and URL of his web page. He said
> he was using Web Page Maker <http://www.webpage-maker.com/> "an
> easy-to-use web page editor that allows you to create and upload web
> pages in minutes without knowing HTML". In order to use server-side
> includes it is necessary to understand the concept of server-side
> processing and sort through your "many options" plus several more
> related TLAs. Just uploading the code you kindly provided to the
> server is probably beyond the OP's current knowledge since his HTML
> editor handles the FTP.

No real excuse, this is not rocket-science, but will take a little
effort on his part. If it is a really simple site the "parts" can be
only the static HTML that his is now using split up into separate files
and names something like in my example and their insertion would be
just as simple as in my example. If OP is unwilling to try, do a teencie
bit a research then he can hire someone to do it for him.

I'm sorry but to me "I want to build my own website but I do not want to
learn anything about HTML" is a akin to "I want to build my house but I
do not want to learn anything about carpentry". If that is the case,
hire a carpenter!

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Take care,

Jonathan
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