Re: Please Can I Have Help Showing a Web Page Inside My Web Site



On Oct 22, 9:51 am, dorayme <doraymeRidT...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In article
<1193040307.860688.92...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,





AshP...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi All,

i am currently designing a website for my hockey club, i was thinking
of showing the curent league table, fixtures & results.

Then i heard that you can somehow embed another webpage into my page,
so to cut down on the up-keep of the site i think this would really
help as the pages are automatically updated. One of the pages i am
trying to display is

http://www.mrha.co.uk/LeagueTables.asp?leagueid=1&divisionid=3

Im stuck on how to do it, any help would be much appreciated.

Many Thanks in advance,

Ashley

You can easily embed a slab of html code into any html file by
using "server side includes" or "php includes" (google up these).
This saves you from having to repeat a lot of code everywhere
(eg, menus that get repeated).

If you are wanting to get a whole webpage into another, you might
be thinking of the now outdated and not recommended technology of
HTML Frames. But you could be bold and go against the recommended
trends. Frames are very poor for bookmarking for users and have
other downsides. But they are fun! If you need a hand, give a
shout.

Automatic updating of a website is a very different and more
difficult ask. It mostly involves databases and php. Are you up
for this?

Why not get the basics right first. See:

<http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mrha
.co.uk%2FLeagueTables.asp%3Fleagueid%3D1%26divisionid%3D3>

You won't like this advice, I would be wary of your "Microsoft
Visual Studio 6.0"

Consider Textwrangler and

<http://www.htmldog.com/>

instead.

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Thanks for the reply,

"You won't like this advice, I would be wary of your "Microsoft"
Visual Studio 6.0" " i havnt used this program.

i am not updating the page myself, the "mrha" group update there
website and i am just wanting to show that specific page inside one of
my pages, not using frames.

i have found this but dont really understand it

HTML:

<!--[if IE]> <object classid="clsid:
25336920-03F9-11CF-8FD0-00AA00686F13" data="some.html"> <p>backup
content</p> </object> <![endif]--> <!--[if !IE]> <--> <object
type="text/html" data="some.html"> <p>backup content</p> </object>
<!--> <![endif]-->

This worked like a charm, but in IE (both 6 and 7) it shows with an
ugly border and scrollbar, even though the content itself was less
than the width and height of the object element. It turned out that I
need to specify this in the included page:

HTML:


.... <body style="border:0;overflow:visible">



.



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