Well. My WWW pages have gone through another generation. I reckon
that we are up to the fifth generation of pages, and I've tried
to reflect some of the ideas used in these page in my own ones.
Here's some of the redrafted ones:
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One of the main reasons that I have managed to update the page
so quickly is that I have used lots of reusable code (especially
using JavaScript). For example the menu on the left-hand side
is created by JavaScript, such as:
| document.write("<a href='www_pages_of_the_past_july2002.htm'>July
2002 </a><br>");
document.write("<a href='www_pages_of_the_past_july2002_2.htm'>July
2002 - Pt 2</a><br>");
document.write("<a href='www_pages_of_the_past_july2002_3.htm'>July
2002 - Pt 3</a><br>");
document.write("<a href='www_pages_of_the_past_june2002.htm'>June
2002</a><br>");
document.write("<a href='www_pages_of_the_past_june2002_pt2.htm'>June
2002 (II)</a><br>"); |
This is contained in a single file named menu_www_past.js and
is included using the following code:
| <script language=JavaScript src="menu_www_past.js"></script> |
I can thus make a single change to this file, and it is automatically
updated in all the referenced files.