Re: Search engine questions

David,

Have you considered using Server Side Includes? You could have the TOC in
a seperate file and use SSI to include the contents of the TOC file into
each document as required. This would make it easier to update the TOC, as
you wouldn't have to edit it on each page.

I'm sure there would be other possible solutions using the same logic and
other means besides SSI (PHP, Javascript, etc).

Regards
Nick Perkins


>> Frames and search engines do not get along very well.  A major reason
>> why one should not (except very rarely) use frames.
>
> So, does the list have any ideas on how to not have such a big file?
> I originally thought frames, since the table of contents is the big
> byte-eater, and is the same on every page, a frame would work.
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