Welcome!

[Jason]

Greetings All!

I've opened up this forum to help guide some of our newly registered users, and to allow them to introduce themselves. Hopefully this forum will also help some of our unregistered users to finally sign-up, and begin to establish their identities among our flourishing community.

Hope to see you often!

[pixelmonkey]

for the "Unregistered" users that....


the monkey bites his toung before finishing the phrase.
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:

[whkoh]

Can people post w/o registering?

[Jason]

Yep, but not in this particular forum. This forum is meant for those who just registered to introduce themselves, and meet the rest of the community, because you can only truly begin to be apart of that community once you have registered with the site.

[pixelmonkey]

Originally posted by Jason
Yep, but not in this particular forum. This forum is meant for those who just registered to introduce themselves, and meet the rest of the community, because you can only truly begin to be apart of that community once you have registered with the site.

YEA WOOHOO YOU SAID IT!!!!

awakes the building with applause to jason
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:

[whkoh]

Originally posted by pixelmonkey


YEA WOOHOO YOU SAID IT!!!!

awakes the building with applause to jason
chris<pixelmonkey>:monkey:
Finally got it, monkey :D

[Dr. Web]

MAybe this should be somewhere at the top....
as most of the newer members/ unregistered go directly to HTML page layout..........

[Jason]

The thought had crossed my mind. I'll take a look to see what I can do to work it in.

[gembox]

Hello Jason
I hope you can help me, I am new to forums, I can't even find out how to post a question on this site!
I have a jewellery web site, quite basic, just using links to add items to a basket.
Laid out in tables, with a row for the price & button link to the basket.
What I would like to know is - is it possible to link the table cell to an external spreadsheet or database (in a simple way)
I require to be able to do this to easily revise the prices rather than having to retype them each time there is a change.

any help would be really appreciated.

[prodeveloping]

This is a question that would probably fit better in the HTML Help Forum but until it is moved...

Try using SSI (Server-Side Includes). They are very easy to implement and most servers support them (if you have a cgi-bin access, it should be no problem).

Try these links for more information:

http://www.123webmaster.com/Onsite/Building/DDS.html
http://adashimar.hypermart.net/ssi.htm
http://www.useforesite.com/tut_ssi.shtml
http://www.wdvl.com/Authoring/SSI/
http://webmasterbase.com/article/322