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showing only html content from #included file
ok so I want to deploy a new default.asp to all of my web site's sub pages ( department pages)
I dont want admins to edit default.asp directly in each folder Im goign to include sidebar.asp and mycontent.asp I wantsidebar.asp and mycontent.asp to be full fledged documents including doctypes and css references. My question , is it possible, in this scenario, to use includes to display the html content only of the included files? - meaning how can i strip everything but the contents of the <body> element when including sidebar.asp and mycontent.asp? - I think you can do this in php, I jsu have no idea what this method is called so google didnt help much |
nevermind I found it, but as it turns out this isnt a good way to go for this purpose anyhow.
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So what did you go with?
I would do it by breaking up the files. So, for example, I might have: sidebar-header.asp sidebar-body.asp sidebar-footer.asp And then sidebar.asp simply #include's those 3 files. Whereas a page that needs only the body of the sidebar #include's sidebar-body.asp. And so on. |
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