Sorry Hugh - didn't mean to send it just to you!!
Hi!
Thanks for the help!
It works great, but I've now made the array 2 dimensional:
Les Misérables" => array ("About Les
Misérables"),
"Introduction" => array ("About Les Misérables"),
"Changes & Cuts" => array ("About Les Misérables"),
Thanks everyone for the help!!!
Martin
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> OK here's the code in the page:
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> Welcome
>
> Home
> Introduction
> Changes & Cuts
> Scores
> Orchestra
> Synthesizers
> Sound System
> Articles
> 21st Century Les
> Misérables
>
Okay, well you could either put code like this into each td cell like
this:
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That is kind of ugly, however. A more elegant solution would be to make
an array containing the links then do a loop kind of like this (I'm just
typing the code off the top of my head, so there is likely to be some
OK here's the code in the page:
Welcome
Home
Introduction
Changes & Cuts
Scores
Orchestra
Synthesizers
Sound System
Articles
21st Century Les
Misérables
Information
Discussion Forums
I am using this 1 page as the php 'template' with content added depending on
the url. For example, to
Is the menu part of each page? Or is it a separate file/script that
gets included in each page? Or is the navigation in a separate frame?
If the menu is hard-coded into each page, then there's no reason to use
PHP, because you have to modify each page ANYWAY, so you might as well
just set eac
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