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  • Offline Sara

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My Website
on: March 26, 2006, 19:33:20 PM
Ive been fiddling with it and trying to decrease complexity by attacking it with PHP, so Im just wondering if anyone fancies messing about with it and see if it breaks (no malicious h4xx0ring though please)?

Ta!

http://www.sarawallen.com

Re:My Website
Reply #1 on: March 26, 2006, 19:41:24 PM
Works fine here. tried some basic "haxxoring" of your email form but to no success. Gave up. Could try further but to be honest noone would. :)

Not understanding why youve used seperate folders for everything though.

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Re:My Website
Reply #2 on: March 26, 2006, 19:45:46 PM
I dunno. Got into the habit of separating sections into folders years ago, cant remember why. Have to admit it makes life a bit difficult when it comes to keeping a standard menu system across everything...

Re:My Website
Reply #3 on: March 26, 2006, 19:48:33 PM
lol :) you need to get into the habit of using text files for content and html for structure, use php to load the contents of the text files into the pages.

I use folders to segregate off files and piccies, but I shove all my pages in one folder. :)

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Re:My Website
Reply #4 on: March 26, 2006, 19:53:35 PM
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lol :) you need to get into the habit of using text files for content and html for structure, use php to load the contents of the text files into the pages.

I use folders to segregate off files and piccies, but I shove all my pages in one folder. :)


LOL aahh. Could you tell Id done it the other way round? :whoops:

But when the menu and structure stays the same from page to page, doesnt it make sense to keep it all to one file, and then load that into the pages, all of which differ in content?

Re:My Website
Reply #5 on: March 26, 2006, 20:20:55 PM
lol well I usually have the index.php as the only html structured coded page on a site.

It contains the menu and headers and footers (banners and copyright notices).

Then the rest of the pages are made in text files.

home.txt
about.txt
contact.txt
links.txt

Using html where appropriate in the text files but not to structure it. The index.php file will handle that.

http://www.m3-computers.com/test/itskills/index.php?page=main.txt is an example. Bare in mind its now an old defunct page that im no longer developing and may display oddly in firefox, so fire up IE to browse it :)

No iframes are used in it at all. Just the one index.php file, loading the text files into it. if you take the text file names at the end of the url, you can load them up and have a look at the contents.

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Re:My Website
Reply #6 on: March 27, 2006, 18:53:19 PM
Whee, got the email form to also send posts to a wee guestbooky thing (which should be secured against unwanted HTML, and keeps carriage returns), all is good :D

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