4bb:

Investigate Server-side includes. If your host supports them, they do just
what you want.

Be aware that the file included MUST BE AN HTML FRAGMENT FILE, in other
words, your target file plus all your includes can only equal one complete
HTML page, no more and no less. This means only a single set of <html>,
<head> and <body> tags are allowed in the final page.

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"4bb" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I am creating a table, using javascript code, but I want to do a test,
with a html page, that creates a table, and one of the cells is a formatted
HTML page - to be included from a separate file.
>
> basically this outside html page - is body of a letter, that the users
creates and saves as a web page. I am using a html page, since I want to
allow the users to edit this form letter, after it is displayed. I attach
other data , link name and address to this completed letter.
>
> so basically, how can a html page, include another html file??
>
> your thoughts please
>
>