Navbar generator?
Russ Schnapp
rlssdpm at schnapp.org
Sat Apr 1 17:16:40 CST 2000
~sdpm~
I'm putting together a web site for a small company, basically
placing their catalog online. I want to have a nice, heirarchical
navigation bar on each page, and I don't want to rely on any fancy
client-side features, such as javascript, to display it.
I'm planning to approach this by having a PERL script process
each page in the site, inserting the appropriate nav bar code into
each page. I figure that the main input to the script would be a file
containing:
1. what HTML code to use in order to display each level in the
heirarchy;
and
2. a description of the heirarchy, indicating which source file
occupies which position
The source files would have a special tag (e.g., <navbar/>) that the
script would replace with the code generated in this manner.
Before I go off and design/write this thing from scratch, It occurred
to me to see if anyone knows whether such a thing already exists.
Any suggestions? (Yes, this is right on topic for what was
supposed to have been presented at last month's meeting!)
...Russ
~sdpm~
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