I am working to put my school newspaper on the internet. I take all of the writers' articles and copy them and save them separately as plain text files. I want to be able to design a single webpage that will open these files and embed them into the webpage. Right now, I have the title of the article as the title of the text file and this seems illogical but I dont know how else I would be able to put the document into the webpage and have the title formatted differently than the article. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
The filename can be anything at all, provided you can remember which file is which document.
With PHP's include() function you can embed any file you want into the page.
I've looked into this and it seems that the included file needs to be a php file. Am I right? The files that I would like to include have some html. Could you provide a sample of the coding that would work? Thanks
You can use include() on any file. THe included file will be treated asif it where part if the script itself. So, if there are PHP statements in there, they will be executed. if not, the html code will just be printed. try it.
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