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HTML & PHP question
Mainly for the coders really....
Can HTML be broken up and made into PHP files, so that they can be called together to make on HTML file?? I am trying to make a microsite within a site, and some content may be duplicated but needs to have their own branding so to speak. so instead of keeping lots of files updated, I just want to update one file that will update everything that is calling that file... I have taken a portion of an HTML file and saved it as homepage.php which has the portion of the HTML I want to store. This then gets called in a separate index.php file via include() but I get an error. Can someone help, I been trawling the PHP docs and google for hours and can't find waht I am looking for, I may be using the wrong function. ---------------- Now playing: Lovemongers - Battle of Evermore via FoxyTunes ---------- Post added at 19:14 ---------- Previous post was at 18:56 ---------- I don't know why but it now works....... I aint changed anything, but it works. will test on a few more ---------------- Now playing: Pearl Jam - State of Love and Trust via FoxyTunes |
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