Topic: How to use insert templates

Author Message Prev Topic | Next Topic  Support Admin Group Joined: 11 October 2006 Australia Posts: 99 Posted: 01 October 2008 at 11:19pm | IP Logged Using scripting languages like ASP, CFM, PHP pages can be made on the fly using templates for common objects like header, menu, footer, etc. In FrontPage you can also do this using .htm pages. The practice makes updating a web site very easy because to change update the logo and header info on al pages, you only have to modify the one page. In ASP the code used for such an insert might look like... <!--#include file="page_header.asp"--> In Frontpage .htm it might look like... <!--webbot bot="Include" U-Include="page_header.htm" TAG="BODY" --> Adding the Copysafe Web image in the header will protect all pages using that particular header. If all pages within the site are using the same header but you don't want them all copy protected, simply make a second header insert to use on those pages to be protected.   Back to Top    Support Admin Group Joined: 11 October 2006 Australia Posts: 99 Posted: 01 October 2008 at 11:29pm | IP Logged For Copysafe Web 4.0 the code for an image insert might look like... <script src="csrun.js"></script> <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"> <!-- insertCopysafeImageLite("small_logo_0030_0030_C.class"); //--> </script> This is an example from using the JavaScript template in the program. Another template will create the same code in ASP. From the ASP template programmers using other scripting languages like PHP should be able to easily make their own PHP templates.   Back to Top

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