z_mirza
05-05-2003, 08:53 PM
hey guys
ive been able to combine js pages together so i can have 3 html pages use the same js page, instead of having 3 more js pages
but i want to know how is it possible to "combine" the html pages so that they 1 page that sort of builds the other pages. so that way i will only have 1 html page. the only thing on the page that is static is the title at the top and an <hr> seperating the title and table. any help would be great. thanx alot guys.
ive attched my html and js files for reference if your confused on whta im talking about. notice the span tags hold the data that the script uses to make the tables. if any of you object ot this method then im sorry but this is the way i need it done. i just need help on the problem i have. thankx again
elementList.js and ElementList.htm work together to create the ElementList.htm AttrList.htm and the TextTags.htm i want to be able to combine the HTML pages ive just listed. thanx again guys and be sure to ask for clarification. i know i didnt explain that well
ive been able to combine js pages together so i can have 3 html pages use the same js page, instead of having 3 more js pages
but i want to know how is it possible to "combine" the html pages so that they 1 page that sort of builds the other pages. so that way i will only have 1 html page. the only thing on the page that is static is the title at the top and an <hr> seperating the title and table. any help would be great. thanx alot guys.
ive attched my html and js files for reference if your confused on whta im talking about. notice the span tags hold the data that the script uses to make the tables. if any of you object ot this method then im sorry but this is the way i need it done. i just need help on the problem i have. thankx again
elementList.js and ElementList.htm work together to create the ElementList.htm AttrList.htm and the TextTags.htm i want to be able to combine the HTML pages ive just listed. thanx again guys and be sure to ask for clarification. i know i didnt explain that well