You need SSI (Server Side Includes) in some shape.
It depends in the server type (mainly Windows/IIS or Unix/Apache) as well as
on its settings.
You have to ask your ISP.
If they do not support ASP they might support shtml extentions which allow
SSI. The include syntax should be the same as in ASP, but you better check
it at, say
http://www.webcom.com/~webcom/help/inc/include.shtml
Alternatively, if you do noit want to change the files extention you can put
the headings into .js files and output then using Javascript
Yet the cleanest way is, as Steven suggested, switch to ASP (or to PHP if
you are in Apache)
"cooldv" <md**@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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i have many *.html* pages with the same header. i wanted to make one
*header* file and put a link to that file in all html pages. So if i
ever need to make changes in the header, i will need to edit only 1
file rather than all pages.
for *.asp* pages this code works fine:-
<!-- #include file="filename.inc" -->
but the same **include** does not work for *.html* pages. i guess
there is some other way to put a link!
any help appreciated