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Hi,
Is there an equivalent in PHP of having include files that I use in my shtml files?
How can I use a file such as <!--#include virtual="/common/includes/top_nav.inc" -->
I am trying to avoid having a 101 files to update each time I alter the top section.
Regards,
Ian
Fans Focus - Focusing on Fans of Sport (Okay - mainly football (the British variety  at the moment - but expanding all the time....)
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If I understand what you're asking, PHP has include, require, include_once and require_once. Here's the documentation. 
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For using the same headers/footers across ALL my pages on my site I simply add this line to the very top: code:
<?php include "http://www.michiganjeepers.com/forums/includes/header.php"?>
And an equivlent line at the very bottom. Just make sure the file these are in is a .php file and not an .html file
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