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Hello, I'm having trouble on what is the best way to implement the dom. This is the structure of a typical page on my website.
<?
session_start();
include("database.php") #Contains PHP
include("variables.php") #Contains PHP
include("header.php") #Contains PHP & HTML
include("navigation.php") #Contains PHP & HTML
include("content.php") #Contains PHP & HTML
?>
What do you mean by "implement the dom"?
I agree with Ralph. Your question is not question at all. You have a template that includes different files to output a web page with a session started... but implementing DOM? The DOM is created each time you load a page. It is the nodes and structure resulting from the interpretation of your markup by your browser.
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Is this an html question or is this a PHP or scripting question?
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Sorry, I meant the doctype declaration.
It's not likely that the doctype you choose will have any bearing on the code you posted above. Use whatever suits you, but preferably a strict doctype or the generic <!DOCTYPE html>. The important thing is to have a doctype.Originally Posted by Jaynesh
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