i have read a lot of the questions already posted about links and i think i understand most of it. I am just a bit confused on one thing. I know i can link pages by creating a link to the url. but you talk about linking pages by importing .dhe files. I will have a web site with the same header, buttons, and links on every page. would the best way to be by linking it to the url as an event? or can i do it by importing .dhe files? which i dont know how to do and cant seem to see it in the samples!
i have read a lot of the questions already posted about links and i think i understand most of it. I am just a bit confused on one thing. I know i can link pages by creating a link to the url. but you talk about linking pages by importing .dhe files. I will have a web site with the same header, buttons, and links on every page. would the best way to be by linking it to the url as an event? or can i do it by importing .dhe files? which i dont know how to do and cant seem to see it in the samples!
thanks
DHE file objects serve only for include the same piece of page (for example the header) in every page of your site. If you generate .htm files the code of imported objects will be created phisically into every page. If you have a web server that support dinamic page creations such .asp, .php, etc. you can generate dynamic pages where the code of imported .dhe file objects will be created one time in a separated file and merged at run-time.
Linking a page is another thing. A link send the user to another page.
thanks for the reply and the welcome... i dont know if my server holds dinamic page creations? so i think i will stick to the htm ones for now. Point taken about links going from one page to another page, how do i go from one page to another in the same site? like these different topics on the forum? example #11 goes to another site rather than another page in the same site.
Simply write the name of the page in the href field :-) For example if you want to link page2.htm from page1.htm simply write page2.htm in the href field.
more questions about links...sorry
Posted - 24 Jul 2004 : 17:28:36
