> Couple of issues:
> 1. You can't view locally. You need to view live internet connection or
> windows server for testing. Though Safari renders the page without
> includes.

Incorrect. Enable Preview in Browser > Use temp files for preview, and you
will see them.

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"RICH POW" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'd second the Server side include route. If you've never done it test
> this
> route anyway you can use it for lot of areas that are likely to need
> updating
> across the whole site, menus, headers footers.
>
> My scenario is this. I have a service provider that supports .asp. I
> change
> all pages from .html to .asp.
> I add my P7 menu to the template where I want it to go get it working
> nicely
> amending CSS to suit. All the links to scripts and CSS are now in place on
> my
> template.
>
> Cut the code for the menu out.
> I make a page and paste the P7 menu code in (no doc type, html etc, just
> the
> code for the divs and links).
> Save the page as menu.asp in a folder named includes.
>
> Now in you master page or template add a SSI from the common menu, link to
> the
> file.
>
> Bingo, job done.
>
> Couple of issues:
> 1. You can't view locally. You need to view live internet connection or
> windows server for testing. Though Safari renders the page without
> includes.
> 2. When you amend the links in menu.asp dremweaver adds the links to css
> and
> script with default triggers.
>
> Give it a go.
> Hope I've not missed out anything I'm sure someone can fill in the gaps if
> I
> have.
>
> Cheers,
> Rich
>
>
>