copyright footer on multiple html pages

[me]

Hi,

It must be simple, but I cannot find a solution quickly.

Without use of frames, I want to place a footer (in this case copyright text
info) as a full text under all my pages.
The full copyright text is in a page "copyright.html".

What simple HTML code to use to place my "copyright.html" text under all
pages?

I must have a black out as i cannot find a way that quick ;-(

Hans

 

[Hywel Jenkins]

Hi,

It must be simple, but I cannot find a solution quickly.

Without use of frames, I want to place a footer (in this case copyright text
info) as a full text under all my pages.
The full copyright text is in a page "copyright.html".

What simple HTML code to use to place my "copyright.html" text under all
pages?

I must have a black out as i cannot find a way that quick ;-(

SSI.

 

[Roy Schestowitz]

SSI.

Huh?!?!

If your pages are static, e.g. HTML or plain text, you will need to add the
text to each. You can use Perl scripts to apply operations to batches of
files, e.g. to add footers to all files or modify the footers. If you
generate pages on the fly (let us say with PHP), then you need only change
the 'template' and your life is ever more easy.

Roy

 

[William Hughes]

Huh?!?!

If your pages are static, e.g. HTML or plain text, you will need to add the
text to each. You can use Perl scripts to apply operations to batches of
files, e.g. to add footers to all files or modify the footers. If you
generate pages on the fly (let us say with PHP), then you need only change
the 'template' and your life is ever more easy.

Why go to all that trouble? Just use SSI (Server-Side Includes) as Jenkins
indicated:

In each file:

<!--#include virtual="./includes/copyright.txt"-->
</body>
</html>

In "copyright.txt":

<br>
<p align=center>
This page copyright 2005 by I. M. Author.
</p>


Now, if the question is how to put that #include statement into several dozen
files quickly, use an automated text-replacement utility. I use Xchange:

http://www.simes.clara.co.uk/programs/xchange.htm

 

[Hywel Jenkins]

Huh?!?!

If your pages are static, e.g. HTML or plain text, you will need to add the
text to each.

Rubbish. Find out what SSI is, then come back.

 

[me]

Rubbish. Find out what SSI is, then come back.

--
Hywel

Kill the Crazy Frog
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SSI is indeed what I need. But as I have a private homepage with my
provider, I am not able to use SSI. My provider does not support it.
So I guess i have to find another solution.
:-(

Hans

 

[me]

Why go to all that trouble? Just use SSI (Server-Side Includes) as Jenkins
indicated:

In each file:

<!--#include virtual="./includes/copyright.txt"-->
</body>
</html>

In "copyright.txt":

<br>
<p align=center>
This page copyright 2005 by I. M. Author.
</p>


Now, if the question is how to put that #include statement into several
dozen
files quickly, use an automated text-replacement utility. I use Xchange:

http://www.simes.clara.co.uk/programs/xchange.htm

What about a ".htaccess" file?
Do you have to upload that file?

This is a rhetorical question out of curriosity as my provider does not
allow me to use ssi (see my other message).

Hans

 

[me]

Hi,

It must be simple, but I cannot find a solution quickly.

Without use of frames, I want to place a footer (in this case copyright
text info) as a full text under all my pages.
The full copyright text is in a page "copyright.html".

What simple HTML code to use to place my "copyright.html" text under all
pages?

I must have a black out as i cannot find a way that quick ;-(

Hans

What if i use an iframe to place the copyright.html page on all my webpages?
How is it with acceptation and support by browsers if using iframe?

Hans

 

[Spartanicus]

What if i use an iframe to place the copyright.html page on all my webpages?
How is it with acceptation and support by browsers if using iframe?

Use your editor's Search & Replace, no need for problematic things like
server side inclusion or frames.

 

[Mitja]

What simple HTML code to use to place my "copyright.html" text under

my provider does not
allow me to use ssi (see my other message).

Then your best bet is preprocessing. Not very elegant, but still...
http://www.allmyfaqs.com/faq.pl?Include_one_file_in_another

 

[Roy Schestowitz]

Rubbish. Find out what SSI is, then come back.

I SSH'd to a remote SSA-enabled computer, browsed to an SSL'd Web site and
an SSC explained to me about SSI.

Now I know that I was wrong.

Roy