Easiest way I've possibly found is to shove it inside of a function which
will echo it out, but with all the variables in their proper place.
When I want to display something I just use:
$front_page .= 'Text goes here';
In the function outout_html() I just put $front_page wherever I want it to
be displayed (in the main table). If I'd like to change the format a page is
displayed in I can just adjust the function or make a new one entirely, and
I can avoid making a call to string replacement functions.
Seems to work pretty well. I stick the declaration in a global file that all
my scripts use to keep things simple.
I haven't used a tag other than <p>, </p>, and <br> in weeks.
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""Duke"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm setting up an html "shell" for my webpage that I include with my php
> code so I don't have to see html crap and whatnot.
> I'm wondering what the best way is to insert the html "shell" into my
code?
> Should I just echo the file, should I include(), require(),
include_once(),
> or require_once()??
> One section of the shell, which is in a separate file, is an html form -
> would that change the way I include that particular section of html?
> Thanks.
>
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