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Thank you Terenzio

I hope to be worthy of it. I add nothing more!

I would say wicked !!

Thanks Terenzio! Bye Paolo

congratulations

A great added value

beautiful thing! hello Terenzio

Compliments Terenzio... I am one of those who, besides this site, often 'hangs around' yours as well...

zenigata wrote:

Congratulations Terenzio... I am one of those who, besides this site, often also 'hangs around' yours...

. . . and who doesn't hang around Terenzio's site!?...

zenigata wrote:

Congratulations Terenzio... I am one of those who, besides this site, often 'frequents' yours as well...

Now I have paired them up.

I am putting the link to the forum on all the pages of the site, but since there are about 3,000, it is taking me a little time.

Furthermore, I am working on the catalogue of Luigi Cherubini, which will be ready in about ten days, and meditating on Janacek.

If anyone wishes to see a particular composer appear, please ask. I will accommodate them bit by bit.

Anyway, thank you all for the appreciation.

Compliments Terenzio !

3000 pages to modify ? Best of luck.

Terenzio, wouldn't it have been better for you to write the pages with a php extension and use menu inclusion?

This way, you would have one menu file that is included in every page, and if you need to change something in the menu, you just modify the menu file directly.

Ex.

index.php -> somewhere it will have its menu. Let's say for example:

<div id="menu">
<ul>
<li>
<a href="link to page">Home Page</a>
</li>
<li>
<a href="link to page">About Us</a>
</li>
<li>
<a href="link to page">The Orchestra</a>
</li>
...
</ul>
</div>

You take the menu and put it inside a php file, for example: menu.php

Then inside the pages, instead of the menu block, you insert the function that calls that menu php file, so for example in index.php:

<?php include('php/includes/menu.php'); ?>

By doing this, every time you modify something inside menu.php, the change takes effect on all the pages in which it has been included.

My site was born and grew in HTML 4. In the meantime, XHTML and then HTML5 have been released, but I consider the site as a framework in which to insert my music-related texts and I am not very interested in technical aspects, or at least only as much as I need.

Besides, the site works and everything is validated by the W3C.

I know the <include> tag for which PHP is not necessary but it is sufficient to switch to HTML5, but I would still have to redo all the pages.

In my case, it is much more convenient and simple to use the "find and replace in files" that I found in HTML-Kit, with which I can modify all the pages in a short time.

So far, I have inserted the forum into about a third of the site, but in a couple of days everything will be in order.

The files on my site have all been modified. Now the link to the forum is accessible from all pages.

Ok Terenzio, thanks again