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Hey,
My web-site is:
http://www.gtaweb.gtagaming.com and i was wondering how i would be able to update the links side of the page with the affilates on with out having to go through all of my pages doing it? Is there a php script or anything like that, which will do what i want?
Cheers
My web-site is:
http://www.gtaweb.gtagaming.com and i was wondering how i would be able to update the links side of the page with the affilates on with out having to go through all of my pages doing it? Is there a php script or anything like that, which will do what i want?
Cheers
include() is the technique.
You could re-write the sidebar as a and then put the sidebar code in ... sidebar.php.
(I haven't looked at it, only the replies, so sorry if I'm missing the point)
(I haven't looked at it, only the replies, so sorry if I'm missing the point)
If you had dreamweaver you could do it regardless of whether you used templates or not.
If you use Dreamweaver then you can write each page using a template, with editable and non-editable (menubars and so on) bits. Then when you change the template it will automatically update the local copies of your pages to reflect that, leaving the actual content untouched.
You could create a PHP script which would open up and update each HTML page on your site ... but I couldn't code that for you now, I'm too tired, sorry.
But the idea is there, do some research :)
But the idea is there, do some research :)
Alexj17.com wrote:
> short answer, no.
>
> if you'd have thought about it while you were making your page then
> there would have been a number of things you could have done (frames
> php include tag etc.)
I had frames on my old web-page....since it has become a no-go area :D
> short answer, no.
>
> if you'd have thought about it while you were making your page then
> there would have been a number of things you could have done (frames
> php include tag etc.)
I had frames on my old web-page....since it has become a no-go area :D
short answer, no.
if you'd have thought about it while you were making your page then there would have been a number of things you could have done (frames php include tag etc.)
if you'd have thought about it while you were making your page then there would have been a number of things you could have done (frames php include tag etc.)
Hey,
My web-site is:
http://www.gtaweb.gtagaming.com and i was wondering how i would be able to update the links side of the page with the affilates on with out having to go through all of my pages doing it? Is there a php script or anything like that, which will do what i want?
Cheers
My web-site is:
http://www.gtaweb.gtagaming.com and i was wondering how i would be able to update the links side of the page with the affilates on with out having to go through all of my pages doing it? Is there a php script or anything like that, which will do what i want?
Cheers