1 page = 48 pages

[Jon G]

I am pretty comfortable with HTML but that is kind of the extent of it. At the
end of this project I will end up with 48 html pages that are all EXACTLY alike
except for names of people in the copy. I know I have seen URLs before where
there is a question mark after the URL and then some variables... i.e. -
[url]www.mydomain.index.htm?firstname=Jon&lastname=Smit h[/url]....

Is there a somewhat easy way to have content from a URL be placed into code?

The next goal is that the 48 people need to be able to use the "send page as
email" feature from IE. So after the page is loaded, it would need to work
that way too.

Thanks a million for any advice or direction. I don't think I have access
(and certainly not knowledge) of any server side technoligies, so if this is
doable, is has to be pretty basic.

Jon

[Murray *TMM*]

> The next goal is that the 48 people need to be able to use the "send page

> as
> email" feature from IE. So after the page is loaded, it would need to
> work
> that way too.

This is strictly an IE function, not a page function.

> I don't think I have access
> (and certainly not knowledge) of any server side technoligies, so if this
> is
> doable, is has to be pretty basic.

Then it's 48 separate pages for joo, bud. Are you sure?

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"Jon G" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am pretty comfortable with HTML but that is kind of the extent of it. At
>the
> end of this project I will end up with 48 html pages that are all EXACTLY
> alike
> except for names of people in the copy. I know I have seen URLs before
> where
> there is a question mark after the URL and then some variables... i.e. -
> [url]www.mydomain.index.htm?firstname=Jon&lastname=Smit h[/url]....
>
> Is there a somewhat easy way to have content from a URL be placed into
> code?
>
> The next goal is that the 48 people need to be able to use the "send page
> as
> email" feature from IE. So after the page is loaded, it would need to
> work
> that way too.
>
> Thanks a million for any advice or direction. I don't think I have access
> (and certainly not knowledge) of any server side technoligies, so if this
> is
> doable, is has to be pretty basic.
>
> Jon
>

[Jon G]

Ugh. Not what I was hoping to hear. One of my other clients has me do CDs
where parameters are fed into a results page. No server interaction required
(since it's on a CD) but it works in IE. It's done with Javascript. I didn't
write the script, but I update the parameters. I don't have access to the
person who did write the script.

So isn't there some javascript that can do what i want to do? Please! Snap
those magic fingers and give me a big ol' Voila!

Thanks for your help!

J

[Jon G]

Murray - if my server does have PHP, is there an easy way or a template to make this happen?

J

[Murray *TMM*]

Sure. Use php to pick up the name from the URL, and plop it on the page.

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"Jon G" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Murray - if my server does have PHP, is there an easy way or a template to
> make this happen?
>
> J