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| Posted: 12 Aug 2010 07:10 | ||
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I'm new to this forum, a complete newbie, but I was wondering how I can tell my html page to open another html page and read what is in the new page for that specific section.
For example: I have google ads on the right side of my website, where I would put the ad, is there a way to link it to another html script without actually putting it in my html page? Kinda like a CSS sheet but the other way around. I don't want to have to go through every page to change the ad code, I just want to change an external sheet where the ad code is. I also want to do this for the body of my website where the content is. Can I link a external sheet that would input content into the body of the website? __________________ |
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| Posted: 25 Jan 2011 10:09 | ||
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Hello there
Why don’t you try investigating iFrames? In my opinion, it is better to do this thing sever side. Or maybe you can try selecting PHP at this point in time, but using iFrames are a better choice. You can use NoScript to deactivate JavaScript unless of course you want to activate it. If you cannot do this, then opt to use JavaScript only. You can try searching Google for iFrames if you want more information. __________________ |
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