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Almost...
Instead of the links moving around I was hoping that the original link would change to close disclaimer in the same location. That way the disclaimer can load below the link and not affect the layout of it like:
BEFORE
header
view warning
view disclaimer
footer
AFTER
header
view warning
close disclaimer
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
footer
OR
header
close warning
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
view disclaimer
footer
It kinda evolved after seeing your example in action... I tried to play with your code but I don't have the skills.
Thanks again, I appreciate the help!
Instead of the links moving around I was hoping that the original link would change to close disclaimer in the same location. That way the disclaimer can load below the link and not affect the layout of it like:
BEFORE
header
view warning
view disclaimer
footer
AFTER
header
view warning
close disclaimer
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
footer
OR
header
close warning
blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
view disclaimer
footer
It kinda evolved after seeing your example in action... I tried to play with your code but I don't have the skills.
Thanks again, I appreciate the help!
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like this: http://www.banditssoftball.org/show.php
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Here's your code:
This is 'show.php'
This is 'warning.html'
and this is 'disclaimer.html'
And to kkeith29, thanks for the reply; we all have our bad days; we're cool now
This is 'show.php'
<p>header</p>
<hr />
<?php
if (isset($_GET['show']) && $_GET['show'] == 'warning') {
echo '<p><a href="show.php">Close warning</a></p>';
include ('warning.html');
echo '<p><a href="show.php?show=disclaimer">view disclaimer</a></p>';
}
elseif (isset($_GET['show']) && $_GET['show'] == 'disclaimer') {
echo '<p><a href="show.php?show=warning">view warning</a></p>';
echo '<p><a href="show.php">Close disclaimer</a></p>';
include ('disclaimer.html');
}
else {
echo '<p><a href="show.php?show=warning">view warning</a></p>';
echo '<p><a href="show.php?show=disclaimer">view disclaimer</a></p>';
}
?>
<hr />
<p>footer</p><h1>WARNING TEXT</h1> <p>askdh fasf asdkfhas djfhakdhf ashfkjash fdhf kajsdhfkashf asjdfhds</p>
<h1>DISCLAIMER TEXT</h1> <p>jdshf gdhsfg dsfhg dsfgasdowe[ wfnsdfg lsdjfgjdslfjgdsjf gljdslfjgldskfjg sjfklsjdfklgj skldjsdjfg dsjfklgjdsklfgj dskljfgklsdgfkl dsjlfgkjdsf</p>
And to kkeith29, thanks for the reply; we all have our bad days; we're cool now
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BEAUTIFUL Guys!!! I appreciate your help very much! 
I know every language has its pros and cons but I really want to learn PHP. To me it seems like it has the best of server and inline coding rolled into one. This one little script turns my project into something really cool...
I do have one area that uses SSI to get server time and affect an image. I know it's old fashioned but it works really well. I tried using this script with a .shtml extension so that the SSI can work too, but the script bombs out. Is there a way to have the two coexist on the same page in this section?
Thanks.
I know every language has its pros and cons but I really want to learn PHP. To me it seems like it has the best of server and inline coding rolled into one. This one little script turns my project into something really cool...
I do have one area that uses SSI to get server time and affect an image. I know it's old fashioned but it works really well. I tried using this script with a .shtml extension so that the SSI can work too, but the script bombs out. Is there a way to have the two coexist on the same page in this section?
Thanks.
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you can do this, but you have to specially configure the server and i doubt that your hosting company will let you do this.
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here, i have configured my webserver so that it will work to show you. http://68.103.192.2:8080/show.shtml or if that doesn't work https://68.103.192.2/show.shtml
Last edited by kkeith29 : Sep 24th, 2007 at 5:16 pm.
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also i have made custom extensions as well. try http://68.103.192.2:8080/show.haha
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From what I read, he's probably looking for something like http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...jaxcontent.htm
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Thanks again guys. The custom extensions are really cool - I had no idea that could be done, I thought the server software has its defaults and that's it. I'm on a shared server so I don't know what we are or are not allowed to do in this area. Is it a .htaccess file that gets configured or something else?
The SSI I would like to use is a call to a perl CGI that uses server time and outputs back to the page. It uses the statement I tried changing that to but all I got was the content of the script instead of the processed result.
The SSI I would like to use is a call to a perl CGI that uses server time and outputs back to the page. It uses the statement
<!--#include virtual="cgi-bin/open_new.pl" -->
<? include("cgi-bin/open_new.pl"); ?> I get by with a little help from my friends...
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