Metanoia
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Very interesting product, however without being able to have more than one snippet per page it isn't viable for my needs at this time.
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admin
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Very interesting product, however without being able to have more than one snippet per page it isn't viable for my needs at this time.
I do have good news.. the next version of SnippetMaster will have multiple user support, as well as multiple snippets per page. Be sure to sign up for the mailing list so you know when it is released. (Probably a month or so.)
Cheers!
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Metanoia
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Actually my next question was multiple user support. I will sign up for the mail out.
Will there be any alteration to the existing liscensing costs on the next release?
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admin
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Will there be any alteration to the existing liscensing costs on the next release?
I'm not sure yet. Current license holders will be able to upgrade for free, but I may raise the new prices a tiny bit. I haven't thought that all through yet.
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Metanoia
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Hi Henri,
I sent an email to your info address yesterday and I'm hoping to get a reply as soon as possible. I use a different name here, but talked about similar things. Pending your response and I will probably purchase your product as soon as possible.
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yourwebgeek
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To use multiple snippets per page, create a file for each snippet. I made each a php file, but I assume html or even text files will do. Then include each snippet page wherever you want with a php include. The pages where you insert the includes must have php extensions. Example:
<?php include 'snippet1.php' ?>
<?php include 'snippet2.php' ?>
That way you can have as many per page as you wish.
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admin
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Yes, this is a good solution. You can also use SSI (server side includes) to include the individual "snippet files" into your "master" webpage.
Then your customers would simply navigate to the appropriate "snippet file"...
Let me know if that doesn't make sense..
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Metanoia
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Yes I thought it would work in that fashion, which makes it much more usable for my purposes.
I will check for an email from you admin/henri when I return to work on tuesday.
This concept has me excited.
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KingSky
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that is what I do for my clients as well. The only problem with that is that when they go to preview the edited file they only see the snippet, not the entire page.
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Kevin
Great River Design
Web Design and Graphic Design
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php include
« Reply #9 on: April 21, 2003, 09:07:56 PM »
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I have tried this feature by posting:
<?php include("testimonial.php");?>
for example inside an html page and the php include is not showing - I have probably done something wrong with the code, but any help is greatly appreciated.
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admin
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Is the testimonial.php page in the same folder as the html file?
Also, your html file will need a .php extension so that the server knows it contains some PHP commands inside it.
ie: file.html should be renamed to file.php
Let me know....
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Fisherman
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Great!
« Reply #11 on: August 06, 2004, 03:14:26 PM »
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It works just fine! I like this!
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admin
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Excellent!
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