dthatsme — Tue, 28 Sep 2004 12:39:23 +0000

No one knows anything about Netobjects??? That's shocking. I know it's not the best tool in the world but it's all I got for my job. LOL

My problem is in regards to the External HTML function.

I am trying to reference an external HMTL file for the classifieds section of our newspaper. Each HTML classifieds file has seperate HTML files for each classified ad. Here is an example of what it looks like-

1983 HONDA V65 Magna, new tires, $2000. 724-285-9278

1984 CR250 dirt bike, $600 must sell. Call 724-287-3422

When a classified ad is received and saved it generates its own HTML file. Each ad is then put into one HTML big file to be downloaded and added to the web site. When we reference this HTML file in NetObjects and the page is then published, the program removes the extra HTML files. This would normally be fine but if you take a look at the code above you will see the horizontal rule tags that are between the HTML tags for each separate ad. I know that this is not the correct placement for the tag. It should be between the body tag. The problem is that the ads are automatically generated and the tag is placed in between each individual ad themselves - which would place the tag between the closing tag of the previous ad and the opening tag of the current ad.

We need these horizontal rules to be between each ad on the web site or it looks too cluttered; each ad will run together. Is there a way for NetObjects to leave these extra HTML tags in the code? Does anyone have another solution?

Thanks!