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> By having two pages, don't you end up with one page having the page title,
> and the other with the content as well as possibly other things separated?
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> Erik
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ll as possibly other things separated?
Erik
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From: "troy hart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 9:25 AM
Subject: Re: Templates: a design question
> The approach I use (and I believe it is a common
> The approach I use (and I believe it is a common approach) is to have two
> jsp pages for each page on my site that is going to use templates.
> MainLayout.jsp - the main template layout page.
> ShopCart_content.jsp - the actual content of the shopping card page.
> ShopCart.jsp - the shopping ca
The approach I use (and I believe it is a common approach) is to have two
jsp pages for each page on my site that is going to use templates. For
example, if I have an ecommerce site it is likely I will have a shopping
cart page, a search page and a search results pages... For this example, the
set
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