This does NOT work, the "breadcrumbs" line is missing:
</tr>
<!--#include virtual="includes/TopNavMe
<tr valign=top>
where:
<!-- TopNavMenu.shtml -->
<!-- breadcrumbs -->
<tr>
<td>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
breadcrumbs()
//-->
</script>
</td>
</tr>
Ane this DOES work:
</tr>
<!--#include virtual="includes/TopNavMe
<tr>
<td>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
breadcrumbs()
//-->
</script>
</td>
</tr>
<tr valign=top>
where:
<!-- TopNavMenu.html -->
<!-- breadcrumbs -->
ie: pretty much empty
What's up with this??
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You need to reply to my comment if you want a refund of the points. If the question has been answered elsewhere or you don't need an answer anymore then that is fine. However please do have the courtesy to respond to expert posts. You can't leave one (an expert post) unanswered and expect to get a refund.
Moderator/Admin,
I do not object to deleting this though if there is no response from the Asker.
bol
PHenningsen,
Thanks for explaining. That is definitely important. I hope it didn't take too much for you to find it? Did my suggestion help at all with that? If you don't say it helped or close this yourself then I will assume you found the solution all on your own.
Vee_Mod,
I suggest a PAQ with points refunded or Delete with points refunded. The info in the last post may be enough to help others even though it isn't very detailed. That comment definitely works as a reply to my comment though so a refund is appropriate.
Thanks to both of you!
bol
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by: b0lsc0ttPosted on 2008-02-26 at 22:59:12ID: 20991932
PHenningsen,
I don't really understand the 2 "files" or situations above. It seems like you are just pointing out that breadcrumbs work if you put the code in the main file (and TopNavMenu.shtml is blank). Let me know if this isn't the case.
It seems obvious that your include file is called TopNavMenu.shtml. What is the name of the main file? It needs to end with .shtml (or the extension your server is set to use). The include file doesn't need a specific extension in many cases but the file with the include tag (the main page) does need it.
Where are the files in relation to each other? To test if this is an issue put them both in the same folder and have the include tag just use the file name (no path or slashes).
Is the breadcrumb script set to work as if it is in the main folder or will the paths be based on its location. Including a file changes it relative location when scripts, etc are run.
Let me know if you have any questions or need more information.
b0lsc0tt