yup...that explains it fairly well....
what i have been doing over the past few months is converting a 1000 page static .html site to being driven by a couple php scripts and a database.
you could easily use one php script to run the whole thing...you could use templates and have your php script plug the right holes in the template based on variables it receives......
the way i\'m doing this in my site is by using what i call a \'URL cloaking device\'...
basically, I have one script called web.php3
when someone wants to go to a page on my site the address is like:
www.mysite.org/web/booger/cheese.html
using the standard \'?\' format to indicate variables, this would look like:
www.mysite.org/web.php3?table=booger&page=cheese
This means \'In the database table \"booger\" find the entry called \"cheese\"...
read this article (and any other article on this site that might be helpful):
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/david20000512.php3
and post here or email me with further questions...
dolphinsnot@hotmail.com
good luck!
--dolphinsnot