Multi-page page

[Imagine3]

I am trying to add multiple pages onto a single page without using frame. An
example would be creating a nav bar that might change over time and instead of
changing it on every page, I can just change the page of the nav bar thus
loding the new nav bar on every other page. I know there is a way to do this
becaue I have been able to do it in Adobe GoLive which I had to learn in a
class. I do not remember the HTML code to do thi and was hoping someone could
help me out with this.

[Brain Weaver]

You might create full page pop ups for this


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I am trying to add multiple pages onto a single page without using frame.
An example would be creating a nav bar that might change over time and
instead of changing it on every page, I can just change the page of the nav
bar thus loding the new nav bar on every other page. I know there is a way
to do this becaue I have been able to do it in Adobe GoLive which I had to
learn in a class. I do not remember the HTML code to do thi and was hoping
someone could help me out with this.

[delaneypub]

To accomplish somethinhg like this without using frames, then you could either
"include" the various files into each web page where you want the code to
appear, or you could use a Dreamweaver template.

To "include," you would use a server-side include or an include statement in
PHP or ASP, if your web server supports either of these.

A Deamweaver template accomplished the same thing. You set up the common
elements in the template, then create the remaining pages based on the
template. If you need to change any of the common elemenets, you change it in
the template and Dreamweaver updates all of the other pages for you.

[saf_123]

Originally posted by: delaneypub
To "include," you would use a server-side include or an include statement in
PHP or ASP, if your web server supports either of these.

Or simply a javascript file (.js) include is another way mabye :)

[Murray *TMM*]

This is usually a very bad approach. Such pages are bulky, cumbersome and
not very user friendly. Why do you not want to have multiple pages that
just link to each other?

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"Imagine3" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am trying to add multiple pages onto a single page without using frame.
>An
> example would be creating a nav bar that might change over time and
> instead of
> changing it on every page, I can just change the page of the nav bar thus
> loding the new nav bar on every other page. I know there is a way to do
> this
> becaue I have been able to do it in Adobe GoLive which I had to learn in a
> class. I do not remember the HTML code to do thi and was hoping someone
> could
> help me out with this.
>

[Imagine3]

The reason I wanted to do this is because I am working on a website where there
will be somewhere around 100-150 pages. I wanted to do this so expansion would
be easy. If I wanted to add or remove something from a navigation bar, it would
be easier to change the single bar itself then going through every page and
changing them. Maybe there is another way to go about this I am missing, but I
really do not want to use frames because it gets messy in search engins as well
as bookmarking, printing and navigating back and forth through some pages. Any
ideas would help out a lot.

[Murray *TMM*]

> Maybe there is another way to go about this I am missing

There is. Investigate Library items, Templates, and Server-side includes to
solve this kind of problem.

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"Imagine3" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> The reason I wanted to do this is because I am working on a website where
> there
> will be somewhere around 100-150 pages. I wanted to do this so expansion
> would
> be easy. If I wanted to add or remove something from a navigation bar, it
> would
> be easier to change the single bar itself then going through every page
> and
> changing them. Maybe there is another way to go about this I am missing,
> but I
> really do not want to use frames because it gets messy in search engins as
> well
> as bookmarking, printing and navigating back and forth through some pages.
> Any
> ideas would help out a lot.
>