Hi all, I want to use a configuration file for a script and maybe I look in the wrong direction. Please tell me if I have a better solution.
I want to make a script that generates HTML pages. I already have the script but I need to manually enter the page title, the keywords, the description, a page header and a footer manually. I want to get these strings from a configuration file. In this configuration file I want to have the strings for all web pages. In the configuration file I am thinking to have something like: page=assembly title=Assembly language page keywords=assembly language code asm description=Download free manuals and tutorials for assembly language header=This is the header text footer=This is the footer text page=basic title=Basic and Visual Basic page keywords=visual basic vb script ActiveX description=Download Basic and Visual Basic tutorials header=This is the page header footer=This is the page footer .... Finally I would like to have something like: %assembly=(title=>'...', keywords=> '...', description=> '...', header=> '...', footer=>'...'); %basic=(title=>'...', keywords=> '...', description=> '...', header=> '...', footer=>'...'); .... However, I don't know if it is possible to generate variables like %assembly .... on the fly (because in that configuration file I will add variables for more pages. But maybe I am looking in a wrong direction and I can have another solution. I thought I could put in the configuration file something like: assembly.title=Assembly language page assembly.keywords=.... assembly.description=... .... then to split the part before the = sign where is the "." Please tell me if you have a better idea for such a configuration file I want. Thank you. Teddy, [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
