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Using a server side include is messy and I do not recommend Flash unless you are into that flash in a big way. The simplest way to do this is to write the javscript for the nav bar and &nbsp;either use <br />
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(1) frames<br />
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(2) Have a separate page for each navigation option (the easist) <br />
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(3) Pass the menu state to the next page with the query string.<br />
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The javascript for a nav bar is not difficult at all.<br />
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Using a server side include is messy and I do not recommend Flash unless you are into that flash in a big way. The simplest way to do this is to write the javscript for the nav bar and  either use

(1) frames

(2) Have a separate page for each navigation option (the easist)

(3) Pass the menu state to the next page with the query string.


The javascript for a nav bar is not difficult at all.



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..I would write it but must go to bed now.
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..I would write it but must go to bed now.

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Thanks - I guess it's time I abandon the includes then.
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Thanks - I guess it's time I abandon the includes then.

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Hello,<br />
I need some help with my navigation bar. It is a serverside include. I want the mouseover buttons to remain highlighted like the mouseover onto the next page so that the user can see which page they are currently on. But I want the other onmouseover's to still work. Is that possible? <br />
Thanks<br />
-Matt
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Hello,
I need some help with my navigation bar. It is a serverside include. I want the mouseover buttons to remain highlighted like the mouseover onto the next page so that the user can see which page they are currently on. But I want the other onmouseover's to still work. Is that possible? 
Thanks
-Matt

How to keep the onMouseOver after clicking the link, while maintaining other rollovers

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.