Here's the solution I came up with that works for the site: <code snippet> $display_block .= "<?php\n"; $display_block .= "\n include(\"../nav/top_nav.html\");"; $display_block .= "\n"; $display_block .= " include(\"../nav/side_nav.html\");"; $display_block .= " \n?>"; <end code snippet> I am only using the PHP parser once instead of twice, the \n makes the whole thing nicely readable in the HTML source files that are generated, and the paths were modified (and the navigation templates were as well) to give the correct paths to all the images and files concerned. The biggest reason I had path problems was that I set the page generation in the home directory, the generated pages in their own directory (as well as the rest of the pieces of the online catalog quote request form) and the navigation sits in it's own directory off the root folder. / page generation /catalog pages /nav templates /images images /product_images images What had me perplexed was I coded the product images correctly to work right from the beginning with the leading '/' character and so since I did it correct at the beginning it should hold true that I coded it correctly throughout, right? WRONG! I completely bungled the whole paths and was left with a bunch of garbage. Now I have the paths all loaded correctly, the templates were all modified to call images and pages with a leading '/' character, and everything is working fluidly. Now I'm ready to call it a week and go to the beach!!! Who's with me?! BTW, if you want to see the output pages then feel free to click here: http://www.pfssales.com/catalog.html and click on any of the links. Robert -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
