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You could write your header in JavaScript using document.write statements.
Using JS is not pure HTML but no server language is required.
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Todd Allen
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David Gibbs
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2010-06-09 11:58 Re: [WEB400] Copybooks for HTML?
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GKern@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Is there a way to utilize what we know as RPG copybooks in HTML?
We have a standard 'header' that we want to put in all of our web pages
and want to only have it coded in one place. Would this be an include
directive?
In HTML: No. HTML is just about rendering text.
You need to use a higher level language ... such as PHP or JSP.
In PHP you would use '<?php include("filename.php"); ?>'.
In JSP you would use '<%@ include file="filename" %>'.
david
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