Hi Alex,
In that case, make your include file local; don't use the
URL, use a relative path to the file. Make the include
file have a function you can call or be an object you
can instantiate.
ex: block.php
<?php
function display_block($header,$content,$link,$andsuch)
{
// php code here to output HTML using echo... or
?>
... direct html output here ... and a
variable output such as <?php echo $header; ?> and
some more html, blah blah blah
<?php
} // end of display_block function
?>
Then in your main program do:
<?php
...
include_once("block.php");
...
...
display_block($header,$content,$link,$andsuch);
...
...
display_block($header2,$content2,$link2,$andsuch2);
...
...
?>
Or as an object:
...
$block=new Block($header,$content,$link,$andsuch);
$block->display();
...
Regards,
James Harrell
http://celestia.cbstech.com
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