it's not hard at all to imbed php pages as a part of another page.
so let's say you have a page called guestbook.html right now. that is where you want to have the little box to have visitors fill in the guestbook. but currently your guestbook is on myguestbook.php.
save guestbook.html as guestbook.php.
then wherever you want to insert the myguestbook.php page ..
Code:
<?php include('myguestbook.php'); ?>
from now on use guestbook.php as your page (it replaces guestbook.html - the php extension just lets you add php to your html code) ... lemme know if you need anything else
cheerio
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honestly i wouldn't put it in an iframe just for the reason that a large percentage of web browsers cannot display them .. i run osx and website that have i-frames aren't cool because i can't see what is supposed to be displayed in there..
definitely though put it in a table cell! nice suggestion ingresman
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is it just this little bit that you want to embed into the page? Tell us a little bit more about the page and how you load it currently? It could be easier to just build the code directly into the page your loading. 1 file instead of two.
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