I have some html which I would like to include in several pages (it sets up a menu system, and I don't want to use a frameset). Is there a way to write that text to the html document? I tried changing the html to javascript (with document.write before each line) and then used document write to call that javascript from the html doc I want it in but this printed output directly to the browser. Any ideas?
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If you have all these setup in a separate file with document.write() on each one, then -
<script language="JavaScript" src="yourfile.js"></script>
should do it.
You may want to consider SSI - Server Side Includes
SSI Format -
<!--#include virtual="yourfile.txt" -->
Only prob with SSI is the page has to be called *.shtml instead of *.html Dean Owen
<script language="JavaScript" src="yourfile.js"></script>
should do it.
You may want to consider SSI - Server Side Includes
SSI Format -
<!--#include virtual="yourfile.txt" -->
Only prob with SSI is the page has to be called *.shtml instead of *.html Dean Owen
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