Re: generic problem...

On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 00:05, will guaraldi wrote:
> You can't do an "include" via (x)html, though you could do framesets.
> That's how people typically solve the problem you have.
> 
> I used to use some php on my site for almost the same reason you're siting
> below, though I've weeded it out in favor of my static page plugin.  The
> following pages are not part of my blog, but have "static" pages which are
> rendered with my head.html and foot.html:
> 
>    http://bluesock.org/~willg/blog/static/me/
>    http://bluesock.org/~willg/blog/static/dev/
>    http://bluesock.org/~willg/blog/static/music/
> 
> Additionally, I added the ability to execute blocks of Python code (just
> like what PHP does, though it's in Python) to my static page plugin.  That
> list of links on my music page is stored as a dict of title -> link tuples
> since it's much easier to add a line of that than add more html.
> 
> It really depends on what begin.php and end.php do.  Do they consist of
> PHP code or are they just header/footer blocks of html?

they only contain blocks of html..

i checked your staticfile plugin... it could work...

my only problem is that with it, my whole website will kind of depend on
pyblosxom, which i wanted to avoid in the beginning :>

but maybe that's the only way...

thanks,
gabor




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