1) don't put your nav bar in the shared border - put in the page
2) create a page w/ just your nav list (from your left frame) and include it on all the pages w/ results
| I am still not sure how to apply your suggestion. I have a "Results" page
| that acts as a container for an "Index" page (list of dates) and a set of
| results pages (one for each game). Clearly a one to many. Both Index page and
| all results pages are contained within the results page.
| As I understand it an "Include" page is one that you insert into another
| page. Are you saying create an Include page that contains (local) navigation,
| banner, header etc and then Include that into each results page? Seems a**se
| about face! But I tried it and I lose all my theme stuff that's used by the
| rest of the site (banner, horizontal navigation, global navigation etc). It
| just adds the html of the included page to the bottom of my results page so
| layout is pretty useless as is and will take some work to make good. I guess
| I could then use this as a page template, but I can't re-establish my theme
| on this page! Urgggh.
| I'll go take a look at ASP and Access.
|
| "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
|
| > You can use the Includes as a replacement for shared borders. In general you would use the include
| > page for your navigation, header and footer, items the change, but rarely and appear on multiple
| > pages within the site. The big advantage is that you can insert them anywhere on a page, and
| > generally does requires the use of tables to structure your page layout.
| >
| > Includes can be nested in other includes as well.
| >
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| > | > > Thanks Thomas. I looked at Includes. The only thing I could come up with was
| > > to take off shared borders for my results page. Insert a 2 column 1 row
| > > table. Insert a custom navbar in first column and Include Page for a game
| > > results page in the other. This would mean creating a copy of this for each
| > > game result. This seems cumbersome and doesn't address my requirement to make
| > > it easilly updateable.
| > > Did I do as you intended with Include or had you something else in mind?
| > > Can you expand please.
| > >
| > >
| > > "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| > >
| > >> Switch to using the FP Include Page component which offers a lot more flexibility and you can
| > >> have
| > >> as many on a page as needed, however you do have to insert it manually the first time.
| > >>
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| > >> | > >> >I have a theme with shared borders and navigation. I tried creating a
| > >> > separate "results" navbar in the vertical shared border but naturally it
| > >> > applies to all pages! No good. Moreover if I keep the primary site navbar I
| > >> > would soon run out of space in the vertical border as I use golfball images
| > >> > for each item. If I delete the primary navbar from that page it gets deleted
| > >> > from all pages! Get the drift about shared border limitations? Putting a
| > >> > linkbar in the body of my results page makes no sense as that would require
| > >> > putting it on all results pages. It was easier and neater to use a frameset
| > >> > and subweb as mentioned. Maybe you didn't understand my problem? Did you see
| > >> > my site? Look at the results page at
| > >> >
http://www.woodburyseniors.info/Rollup Results/index.htm and see how that
| > >> > differs from the rest of the site.
| > >> > I have no problem with spaces in file/folder names. I am using a hosting
| > >> > service with MS web servers which happily accepts such. It is too much of a
| > >> > chore to change now.
| > >> > Any help on the navigation issue would be welcome...
| > >> >
| > >> > "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:
| > >> >
| > >> >> First thing you should do is remove all spaces from all file and folder names (especially the
| > >> >> subweb name)
| > >> >> - breaks links
| > >> >> Don't know why you need a subweb and frames for such a simple set of links (7 pages)
| > >> >> - all you would need is a separate nav bar and page for each date
| > >> >>
| > >> >> Also don't understand what "limitations" prevent you from using the theme or shared border
| > >> >> (w/o a
| > >> >> subweb) or a DWT (will work
| > >> >> across subwebs) on those pages
| > >> >>
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| > >> >>
| > >> >> | > >> >> | Hi, I wish to re-design an existing site for Golfers. I am using FP2003 and
| > >> >> | have bought DHTML Menu Builder from Xfx which is good. I would also like to
| > >> >> | use dynamic web templates. But on one of my pages I wish to show game
| > >> >> | results, at least one per week and growing. Currently I do this via a sub-web
| > >> >> | with no theme or shared borders with a single frameset page of three frames.
| > >> >> | LHS shows dates and RHS results for that date. This works fine but is not
| > >> >> | consistent with rest of site. I'd like to use dynamic menus for primary
| > >> >> | navigation but need a smart way to show results which is easy to navigate and
| > >> >> | easy to update each week. Every thing I try (framesets, DWTs, whatever) runs
| > >> >> | into limitations and prevents me doing what I want. Any suggestions anyone?
| > >> >> | Or examples. See:
www.woodburyseniors.info
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