Jessica,
I used that technique before PHP was available (for all readers, the key term here is
Server Side Includes, e.g. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/howto/ssi.html.html). With PHP
you're a lot more flexible so that you should get rid of your shtml structure,
especially as PHP is much faster what really makes a difference if you've got many
includes.
For this simple example, the syntax is quite similar. In your main document, simply
type:
<?PHP
$title="some title";
include("/include/header.html");
?>
and in the header.html:
<title><?PHP echo $title; ?></title>
That's it. But remember to either set *.html files to be parsed through PHP in your
web server configuration or rename the main document to .php (or .php3 or .php4 or
whatever your web server needs).
>Thanks for the prompt replies...but I think I should clarify...
>
>In regular html, I would do this:
>
><!--#set var="TITLE" value="some title here"-->
><!--#include virtual="/include/header.html" -->
>
>and header.html would have in it (among other things):
>
><title><!--#echo var="TITLE" --></title>
>
>So, the title of the webpage would be "some title here"...
>
>How can I accomplish the same thing in PHP?
mit freundlichen Gruessen / yours sincerely
Gunther E. Biernat
Web Application Engineer
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