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	Re: menubar external definition ¶
2006/09/19 13:02 Viewed 4704 times Replies: 1/4 by Mihai Bazon	Just include the HTML that defines the menu with any mechanism provided by the server-side scripting language that you use, i.e. PHP or Perl, etc. Should be quite easy. If you don't use server-side scripting (i.e. all pages are static) then it's more complicated.. You should try using Apache SSI (server-side includes), if you're using Apache; otherwise I can't help you.

	Re[2]: menubar external definition ¶
2006/09/19 13:10 Viewed 6104 times Replies: 1/3 by hdlbq	hello, thanks for your quick answer. You're right, my html pages author don't like SSI, since it prevent them to see what their pages will be on their local computer. So, I'm looking for a way that uses either javascript's include, or an IFRAME that includes the HTML code required. Will one of these solutions work with dynarchMenu ? I think that the ability to factorize a menu bar in a single file for many pages that share the same look will be a great feature. Any change of the menubar remains very simple, and is automatically reported to every page. Best regards
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	Re[3]: menubar external definition ¶
2006/09/19 13:16 Viewed 7384 times Replies: 1/2 by Mihai Bazon	You could try using the cross-frames feature of DynarchMenu, as in this demo: http://www.dynarch.com/demos/hmenu/examples/frames.html Note that while this is supported by our menu, I don't recommend frames because they seriously limit the site accessibility (which results in a weak score at various search engines).
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