I did a search on the topic...came up with nothing, although I'm sure there are old topics talking about this. <br />
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My current situation is using Vladdy's css menu, and a div/iframe for the content.<br />
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You can replace an iframe/frame and it's usage with divs and jscript/dhtml right? Would anyone care to share the code? or point me to a page with the solution?<!--content-->Personally I'd prefer to use php includes or SSI. Those should get some search results.<!--content-->I'm doing some of that on Blab-n-Lab (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net/">http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net/</a><!-- m -->). Every page uses it for the nav bar but the news page is the most extensive.<!--content-->I am making use of asp.net includes on a new layout I am working on. I would post a link but my box is going to be offline in a second. I have the whole layout in an external file and just the content on the page, the layout is parsed in when the user visits. Asp.net includes are exactly the same as SSI includes syntax wise. I am fairly sure the includes for ASP ASP.NET PHP CGI SSI CF and JSP all work exactly the same.<!--content-->
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My current situation is using Vladdy's css menu, and a div/iframe for the content.<br />
<br />
You can replace an iframe/frame and it's usage with divs and jscript/dhtml right? Would anyone care to share the code? or point me to a page with the solution?<!--content-->Personally I'd prefer to use php includes or SSI. Those should get some search results.<!--content-->I'm doing some of that on Blab-n-Lab (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net/">http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net/</a><!-- m -->). Every page uses it for the nav bar but the news page is the most extensive.<!--content-->I am making use of asp.net includes on a new layout I am working on. I would post a link but my box is going to be offline in a second. I have the whole layout in an external file and just the content on the page, the layout is parsed in when the user visits. Asp.net includes are exactly the same as SSI includes syntax wise. I am fairly sure the includes for ASP ASP.NET PHP CGI SSI CF and JSP all work exactly the same.<!--content-->