Navigation Bar in Javascript

[PeloGFX]

I've had my site up only for a few days and I'm already sick of editing things. I'm using tables in HTML so it gets really difficult having to change the same thing on EVERY page every time I change something on the navigational bar. My web host doesn't support any server-side laguanges so I'm wondering if there's a way to have 1 page called navbar and I would only have to edit that, basically the exact same thing as frames but without using frames, possibly with JavaScript. I hate frames. Thanks. ~PeloGFX

 

[chromonium]

Well, you can use IFRAMES instead then, that is the only other alternative appart from using PHP etc to recall and print scipting from separate file...


<iframe width=500 height=500 src=&quot;navbar.htm&quot;></iframe>

Inline frames can be used just like normal tables...

regards

adam

 

[PeloGFX]

Can you still scroll just using 1 scroll bar instead of having to use 2 bars, like you have to when using regular frames? ~PeloGFX

 

[Wullie]

Hi mate,

You could use JavaScript to do this.

Just create a js file and use document.write for all the html, then call that file into every page.

Hope this helps Wullie

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[PeloGFX]

I thought of that, but can you do images and things with JS? ~PeloGFX

 

[blueark]

Yes. You can create entire HTML files using document.write

example:

<script language=&quot;javascript&quot;>
<!--
document.write(&quot;Navigation Bar<br />\n&quot;
document.write(&quot;<img src=\&quot;myimage.gif\&quot;>&quot;
--></script>

Just be careful about quotation marks (change them to \&quot; and you should be safe)

 

[davidstreet]

what does closing mm_menu.js