thanks for the help

Stinky — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 19:51:00 +0000

thanks for the help.

I was having .htaccess problems as you suggested. Well i guess I mentioned something about that too.

Anyways.

thanks for the help.

Stinky (formerly known as the domainking)

Abhishek Reddy — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 07:26:51 +0000

domainking;209477 wrote: I know it could be easy with javascript but the problem would be putting adsense inside javascript (which isn't possible.)

Actually, it wouldn't be smart to do this with Javascript, for a variety of reasons. It will affect accessibility where Javascript is disabled or not supported, and partial content will be hard to read, etc etc.

domainking;209477 wrote: I also know some php but the problem i come to there is that i wouldn't want all my pages to be php.

Why not? It will save you time down the road.

domainking;209477 wrote: I've seen it's possible to put php inside html but i haven't got that working yet. could be my webhost or my .htaccess file maybe?

You can embed PHP in any file by using

<?php
</strong>  ... <strong>
?>

tags. Apache will parse that as PHP code if it's in a file with a known extension (like .php).

With mod_php, you can add in .htaccess other extensions, say .html, with AddType application/x-httpd-php .html'

[If MultiViews is enabled in Apache, it's a little more complicated.]

However, if you have 3000 or so files, you probably ought not embed PHP in every one of them, as it will still be hard to maintain. A better way would be to dynamically generate the HTML output via a script, like a CMS, as demonhale suggested.

Stinky — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 05:35:01 +0000

the only problem with .asp is that i'm running on a linux server.

I know it could be easy with javascript but the problem would be putting adsense inside javascript (which isn't possible.)

I also know some php but the problem i come to there is that i wouldn't want all my pages to be php.

I've seen it's possible to put php inside html but i haven't got that working yet. could be my webhost or my .htaccess file maybe?

anyways. I know there are more ways so keep em coming!

P.s. i'm not the domainking. I'm the domainrookie. I don't even recall picking this stupid name. If you are out there admin! Change it if possible. I sent you a message.

Your's truly
domainrookie:rolleyes:

demonhale — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 01:47:06 +0000

either use some CMS or code your own php pages... proper css tagging also helps a lot, since changing just the css will change the whole look of the site... In my opinion, make the site either in ASP or PHP...