How do I Include a web page from another website into a webpage?

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Djnashvill

I have set up a website for our employees. Each employee has his own
sub-web. I want to include the same information in the body of all of the
subwebs. we are using FP 2000. I have set up shared borders but in the body
of the sub-web sites I want to include a htm page from the parent website.
This way I can make changes to the content of the parent web, and the changes
will automatically show up in the body section of all the subwebs. I can do
this with pictures but the Include Page feature will only work on a page in
the current web, not the parent web.

Any help would be appreciated.

Doug
 
J

Jon Spivey

Hi,
Sounds like you want an iFrame. Chose Insert - Inline Frame. Push the Set
Initial Page button and chose the page you want.

Cheers,
Jon
 
D

Djnashvill

I'm using FP 200. I don'tsee an oprion toInsert Inline Frame. Is this
available in FP2000?
 
T

Tom Miller

Djnashvill said:
I'm using FP 200. I don'tsee an oprion toInsert Inline Frame. Is this
available in FP2000?
Doug,
Look under "Insert" in the tool bar. If you can't find it there you have 2
choices to get to it. You have to learn a little Html or upgrade to FP2002
which I just checked has it.

If you make sure that all your subwebs "use a template" you could use html
code to link to some specific html code. But it maybe simpler to use an "In
Line Frame" like the previous reply mentions.

Thanks,
Tom Miller
 
T

Ted

When I need this kind of option i Include the htm-file with
<!--#include file="contents/yourfile.htm" -->

The file where the include is written must be an asp-file

To position the include I use CSS but I suppose you can solve that problem
with other methods
/Ted
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

Correction:

FP2000 doesn't have a built-in means of adding a IFrame, you would have add this manually.

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