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NAVIGATION USABILITY

Using Multiple Pages for Navigation
By: Codewalkers
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    2002-09-08

    Table of Contents:
  • Using Multiple Pages for Navigation
  • Recap
  • Setting up variables
  • Displaying links
  • Final Script

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    Using Multiple Pages for Navigation
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    Adam revisits the topic of navigation on your web site. Join him to learn some new tricks to accomplish it.

    By : Adam Scheinberg

    After reading notepad's tutorial, Multiple pages of data from a text file, I felt compelled to complete a sister piece, Using Multiple Pages for Navigation, for Codewalkers. notepad's code is a really nice script, and it works perfectly in conjunction with Matt's "Creating a News System with PHP."

    However, to effectively use notepad's code, you have to be able to make some links. A few extra lines of code can add a lot of power to your pages. If you haven't read both notepad's and Matt's scripts, I'd suggest you start there, because I'm going to assume you already understand their code.

    Adam Scheinberg can be contacted at http://firsttube.com/contact.php.

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