I have put my navigation header, which is sliced graphics with javascript on some of the text images in an include. On the left is a company logo image that is replaced depending on the area of the website you're in, ie., about us, contact us, business units etc. I am not much of a programmer and use simple stuff like includes for obvious reasons. Everything is working fine except the ability to change the leftside image in the child pages.

I have gotten as far as adding a column to the left and putting a table in it and given the table a really original ID, "hole". It seemed like the logical thing to do. Now I'm a little stuck. Is there a way to make "hole" editable so I can drop images in it from child pages?

Thank you,

Scott

This may or may not work, its just theory.

In the days of asp, include files were processed along with the asp itself so you could provide functionality inside of your includes, so here is the theory:

In .NET i can use an aspx page as an image src like <img src="page.aspx?id=1"> on page.aspx i would do a Request.Querystring("ID") then setup my GDI functionality, create the image, and use a binary writer to send the datastream back to the browser effectively displaying the image.

So, I don't know if this is possible or not, but on your include you could try: file.aspx?page=page and then on the file.aspx page do a request.querystring and based off of what the value of page is select the image to display. Again, this is only a theory and I don't actually know if it will work, but try it out!

hth

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Thank you, I will give it a try.

Regards,
Scott