> Hi again Shoan
>
>
> One way that I have used to separate the HTML from the PHP code is to
> create HTML snippets and include selected scripts as determined by the
> QUERY_STRING.
>
> $ifiles = explode('&', $QUERY_STRING);
> $urlpath = "http://www.xxx/";; // Or whatever your base URL happens to be
> foreach ( $ifiles as $ifile )
> {
> $ifile = $urlpath.$ifile;
> include( $ifile );
> }
>
>
> The selection of HTML snippets can then be controlled by a PHP script
> that picks out HTML snippets according to the language settings.
> Also, you can manage the site more easily if you can isolate individual
> "scriptlets" rather than wading through very long listing.
> It also lends itself to re-use of HTML code.
> You could, for example, hold HTML snippets in different directories
> according to the language and pass the subdirectory in the QueryString
> as well.
> It's just a thought.
Could you explain this a little more? maybe with some really small sample code
(I don't want to take too much of your time.)
Peace,
Shoan.
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