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[TheCEOandPresident]

I have a form that I just created and I put it on the homepage but now I want to put it on the rest of the website but I don't want to manually paste it to over 30 pages. Is there a html to html calling code for that?

I really appreciate any help on this one. It's pretty important and urgent. Thanks.

[opwuaioc]

There's nothing with HTML, but I believe you could write a CGI script to do this.

[TheCEOandPresident]

you sure? I feel like there HAS to be another way to call html into my other pages

[zeroradius]

If you have php running behind it you could use the include tag. As far as doing it just in HTML I guess you could use a Iframe but I do not recommend it.

[Alexander]

SSI tags if your server supports them (Assuming Apache), you may need to change your file type to ".shtml" and then you could use this:

  <!--#include virtual="/form.html" -->

Although you'll still need to add that snippet to each page for it to be included.

[opwuaioc]

The point was, I thought, not adding anything to all of the pages...which I think is impossible without a CGI script (assuming, of course, that all the pages are pure HTML and not PHP produced).

[Alexander]

opwuaioc said:

The point was, I thought, not adding anything to all of the pages...which I think is impossible without a CGI script (assuming, of course, that all the pages are pure HTML and not PHP produced).

You can automatically prepend a header/footer without modifying any pages with Apache, but a form? It's impossible, I just listed the most relevant method.