That article has confused me even more!
My ASP pages would include;
1. A header logo and menu which would be called using a server-side include (therefore I get same on every page)
2. Main page content (standard HTML using a style sheet)
3. A footer with copyright text (also using a server-side include as in pt 1)
My client would only therefore need to be able to change the text in point 2 - standard HTML, which the article you recommended seems to say is possible.
Would this therefore be possible??
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by: klykkenPosted on 2003-11-26 at 09:51:15ID: 9826310
1. Unfortunately, you cannot do this. The text either has to be static, in which case you can change it with contribute, or it's provided by a server side script like ASP.
devnet/con tribute/ar ticles/ con tribute_cl ient.html
2. Look at #1 :-/
So unfortunately, Contribute is a static HTML tool and not what you're looking for.
More info on this from Macromedia:
http://www.macromedia.com/
If you already are using ASP and maybe a DB for your content, it might be a good idea to have some sort of CMS developed instead.
-klykken