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Dr. Website® Archives 2003January 16, 2003
Question: Is there a JavaScript coding, or some type of browser-friendly & easy way, to put the copyright text in ONE area of the various sites' server so EACH page can refer to and show the copyright text on each web page? I have also thought about adding a small .jpg or .gif graphic file with the copyright text, whereas the one graphic can be updated each year. Is that the best solution? This would save me hours of updating time each year! Thanks, Answer: SSI must be enabled on your server for this to work. Then you could just create a Web page with nothing but the table full of data, and use an SSI to include that page on whatever page you wish. Files utilizing SSIs may need to use a special file extension that is set up in the server configuration file, which is usually .shtml. But if your server is set up to implement SSIs in files ending with .htm or .html, then you won't need to use a special extension. Your server administrator can tell you if it will be necessary for you to change the file extension in your files that utilize SSIs. However, you still will have to replace the copyright data on each page, to the Server Side Include code. After that, all you have to do is make the changes to the SSI file. The SSI will make the changes to all of your pages. For more Info on SSI please see this article: http://www.wdvl.com/Authoring/SSI/Intro/index.html Thanks, --Dr.Website Question: Do you know about this problem? As an example, the following web site has a QuickTime movie. If you reduce the size of the page to force scroll bars, you may see the problem as you scroll up and down. http://www.moderntv.com/modtvweb/qtclips/emb-test.htm Answer: --Dr.Website
Question: However, the Site 2 is based on frames, so just specifying the address of it in Site 1 will open the whole Site 2 frameset with the pages defined in it. Specifying the sub-page I want (out of "main" frame), will open it by itself and not within the frameset. Is there any way to specify it so in the link that when the frameset is opened in a (new) window, specific frame will load specific file and not the default one. Maybe it is easier inserting some Java into the subpage of the "to-be-linked" site (i.e. Site 2) so that it would reload itself into the frameset? Something like an opposite effect of the "prevent framing" code.
Thanks in advance.
Answer: http://javascript.internet.com/page-details/content-protector.html Here's part of the description of the script from that page: "If your content page is loaded directly (not in frames) the page is reloaded in your frames." This way you can link to the page itself, and the page will then load within the frameset as it is supposed to. Thanks, --Dr.Website ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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