Permanent menu

[blastup]

I need a script to make like the top header and side menu permanent and that do not reload... .. when you click on the menu at top the page does not reload just the content on the bottom does...I need to install to mysite at blastup.com... Please HELP .. THANX

[d-one]

You solution could be Ajax, but a simple iframe can also do it.

[GITs]

or just a frame, if your not too worried about accessability...

[BLiZZaRD]

ORRR... make a header/footer type thing. Just include header on each page

[GITs]

but that would reload with the page...

[BLiZZaRD]

Yes, but the content would be the same, and as long as the OP wasn't doing music in that area no one would notice. More accesable than frames, and if its the color/font changes they were refering to, that can be done with CSS as well.

[mwinter]

I need a script to make like the top header and side menu permanent and that do not reload...

No, you don't.

How do you make that ?

Frames, usually. However, frames bring many usability problems and are rarely justified.

I found a site with this feature on myspacescriptz.com .. when you click on the menu at top the page does not reload just the content on the bottom does...

Rubbish. It just renders faster than yours, and with very good reason.

I need to install to mysite at blastup.com...

What you need to do is rewrite that site, and avoid using tables to layout the document.

That home page is essentially one giant table. Until the browser has a substantial amount of data, it has no idea how to go about rendering it, so it just waits, and waits, and waits... The other site you mentioned used better (though not perfect) markup, using CSS to style the document. With simpler HTML, the browser can begin rendering incrementally much earlier, hence the perception of a permanent header.

Write valid, semantic markup. As far as I can see, there needn't be a single table element anywhere.

Mike

[blastup]

that is great info thanx ... im gonna change it all to css

[boxxertrumps]

wait, why is this in >php ?

if you had a text document with your menu's code in it you could use
<?php
$menu="menu.txt";
echo"$menu" ?>
im not sure if thats correct though... but you could make changes to your menu across the whole site by changing that one file.

[blastup]

i have another way of doing that....<?php include($DOCUMENT_ROOT . "/header.php"); ?> this will make change to menu across enter site... What i meant is at the top.. Permanent menu no reloading static...i know how to do it now.. just change to css