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• BattleAxe0

  just build a template from scratch using just html and css to get the structure down. The split up the template into two different files , and use asp includes to call them up into your separate pages that way you can make changes to the includes and that will update all pages that use those includes, that will be your template so

  header.inc should have most opening html stuff

  footer.inc will close of all other tags

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  • thanks. I'm racking my head trying to figure out if I should use asp asp.net now thinking PHP. UGH. The asp I had working ok. THank u!redant
  • The asp I had working ok. THank u!redant
  • they all have a learning curve but similar approachesBattleAxe
  • looks like im gonna stick to classic asp then learn asp.net
    redant
  • maybe a month here will help
    http://www.lynda.com…BattleAxe
  • and no matter what DB you use , learn some basic SQL queriesBattleAxe
  • Thanks Battle yea I am learning those queriesredant

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