I have added a new footer mod that can be seen/downloaded at:
http://incorp.net/demos/dbman_templates_better_footer_mod.txt
It is a more condensed version and the good part about it is that it does not use the <%if%> in the templates. Rather, it requires only one variable called <%permission_links%> in the template to work because I keep the "if" code in the program. This prevents position problems that are associated with the Links2 "if-endif" mod in Templates.pm.
On a foot note: Links forum has info that will also allow us to use <%include footer.html%> in your templates also. I have not tried this in DBMan Templates but I seen no reason why it too should not work as another means to include footers and/or headers within a DBMan Template. You would do best to do a search of the links mod forum for more details on this. (just a tip)
TimRyan
[This message has been edited by timryan (edited September 02, 1999).]
http://incorp.net/demos/dbman_templates_better_footer_mod.txt
It is a more condensed version and the good part about it is that it does not use the <%if%> in the templates. Rather, it requires only one variable called <%permission_links%> in the template to work because I keep the "if" code in the program. This prevents position problems that are associated with the Links2 "if-endif" mod in Templates.pm.
On a foot note: Links forum has info that will also allow us to use <%include footer.html%> in your templates also. I have not tried this in DBMan Templates but I seen no reason why it too should not work as another means to include footers and/or headers within a DBMan Template. You would do best to do a search of the links mod forum for more details on this. (just a tip)
TimRyan
[This message has been edited by timryan (edited September 02, 1999).]