This may be handy if you don't have time to learn AJAX.

http://www.clananthrax.net/php/other/example.php
http://www.clananthrax.net/php/other/example.phps

Update your page with a hidden iFrame. :)

An easier thing to do (and is what I first did with PHP), is to make everything in HTML, and then make the menu its own file, and then use [tt]<?php include('menu.php'); ?>[/tt] on every page.

I know that, but it was only an example to show the iFrame trick to make it work similar to AJAX. There's no point in adding other pages to an example.

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I know that, but it was only an example to show the iFrame trick to make it work similar to AJAX. There's no point in adding other pages to an example.
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It doesn't really seem like AJAX, but then I again I haven't seen/used a lot of it. (Digg, Yahoo's new interface, Google Maps)

Nothing at all like AJAX.