thanks guys!

yes gaybucks, that's what i was talking about. right now, the site is all plain HTML and the way of achieving that, is to go to each page and do it manually :fucked: like you said.

so, then the only way to have it be automated, is to get a CMS in place? that's something that i've of course been thinking about, but im not sure if i have the time right now to implement it.

Any easier ways of doing this? if i were to get a php programmer to set this up for me, how much do you think it's going to cost and how complicated will it all be?

thanks again guys...

Quote Originally Posted by gaybucks_chip View Post
I think GPallan is saying that his current tour is all HTML, and Nicedreams is talking about a PHP/database-driven site.

If I'm correct, GPallan, the only practical way to do what you want with minimum effort is to use something like AWiz or have a PHP programmer create a simple content management system for you to do this.

Otherwise, you will have to manually change the HTML on each page each time you update the site.

For example, all of our membership sites are PHP driven, so whenever we add an update, it automatically appears in all of the different places (model pages, episode pages, tour, etc). But our 18WestStudios.com site is pure HTML (until we upgrade it) and right now, whenever we add a title, I have to go in and mess with 4 or 5 pages to add the new title and push the older ones down.

It's a pain to get the CMS operating at the start, but then updates are nearly instantaneous.