Website within a Website?

**Bethers** · 10-28-2006, 05:54 PM

Re: Website within a Website?

What program are you using that gives you automatic links? That could be the problem.

Also, you might want to think about simply purchasing a domain name for Ram Industries and making it an add-on instead of a sub-domain - which would easily solve all these problems - as then you'd have separate navigation even in whatever program you're using.

**Ram_Industries** · 10-28-2006, 07:30 PM

Re: Website within a Website?

Originally posted by Bethers

What program are you using that gives you automatic links? That could be the problem.

Also, you might want to think about simply purchasing a domain name for Ram Industries and making it an add-on instead of a sub-domain - which would easily solve all these problems - as then you'd have separate navigation even in whatever program you're using.

Bethers:

I have been using BV as the page generater........

When I save each page I understand I must save it as [ http://Martech-Inc.biz/about_us.html ] and not as about_us.html

But each page has the http://Martech-Inc.biz etc ..... http://Martech-Inc.biz/Ram_Industries etc etc etc .

The entire network needs to be as a subdomain .... since other options of the Martech Inc and Ram_Industries must work together as the entire network processing.

Martech is the name of the network.

The following are individual companies all part of the Martech network.

Martech Inc.
Ram_Industries
Pittsburgh Small Business Network
Custom Steel Boats
Lambs Yachts
Authentic Yachts Brokerage Firm
Neville Yachts Associates

Each company belongs to the Martech network. Each company will be represented on the domain of Martech-Inc.biz and at the website of http://Martech-Inc.biz

Of all the companys represented by the Martech Inc Network, Ram_Industries is the one which will manage all correspondance and additions to the Martech Inc network.

Basically Ram_Industries is the hub of the entire network.

What goes onto the http://Martech-Inc.biz website itself is maintained by Ram_Industries, processed through Ram_Industries.

We all have a direct feed MediaTron to each other....

That is why I am asking on how to stop internal links from one group appearing onto each section from any of the other sections.

Ex:

Martech Inc will list its main navigations
Ram_Industries lists its main navigations
Lambs Yacht lists its main navigations

But the only navigations which will link them all together is what is shown below.

Martech Inc Nav Bar to have:

About Us
Sponsors
Projects
Martech Inc.
Ram_Industries
Lambs Yachts

Etc. Etc. Etc.

Lambs Yachts Nav bar will have

Home

Contact Us
Parts & Accesories
Engines & Generators
Slips
Painting & Restoration
Links
Martech-Inc
Ram_Industries
Neville Yachts

etc. etc. etc.

Neville Yachts Nav bar will have

More about CNa
News
Services
Links & Stuff Martech Inc
Mini-Rants Design Package
Dreams Coming True Other Thoughts
Ram_Industries White Book Contact Chuck

Custom Steel Boats
Lambs Yacht Center

etc. etc. etc.

As you see each has a direct link to but not including the navigations of thier own sites appearing on each representative site except for a direct link listed in the navigation bar.

I hope you understand what I am speaking about.

In BV all the internal nav bars located on each individual site within the Martech Network appears on the landing page of the Martech network.

as will show below using BV.

as seen on Martech Inc network page itself:

About Us
Sponsers
Ram_Industries
About Us
Projects
Gallery
Custom Steel Boats
About Us
Contractors
Painting / Coatings
Marinas
Lambs Yacht Center
About Us
Engines and Generators
Parts and Accessories
Neville Yachts
About Us

When instead it should be:

On the Martech network page:

About Us
Sponsers
Projects
Contact Us
Ram_Industries
Lambs Yacht Center
Custom Steel Boats
Neville Yachts

Without the navigations of each page appearing as well!

As you may see purchasing new domains would not be appropriate....
When each one is a part of the entire network already, and purchasing new domains to show each company would create such a huge list of domains with in a domain instead of websites within 1 domain.

Ram_Industries
Robert Montgomery
Ram-Industries@comcast.net

**davidundalicia** · 10-28-2006, 09:01 PM

Re: Website within a Website?

Originally posted by Ram_Industries

Bethers:

I have been using BV as the page generater........

When I save each page I understand I must save it as [ http://Martech-Inc.biz/about_us.html ] and not as about_us.html

But each page has the http://Martech-Inc.biz etc ..... http://Martech-Inc.biz/Ram_Industries etc etc etc .

This type of internal network should be fairly straightforward to set up as long as you SAVE correctly......

I.E.....main network in public_html
other networks in separate folders or subdomain folders.

Then when you save any page for the main network
save as martec_about_us to public_html

Save another network page as ram_about_us and publish to public_html/ram

Nav bar urls would then be
http://Martech-Inc.biz/about_us.html etc

Individual links to the rest of the networks would be
http://Martech-Inc.biz/ram (which will each contain its own index page)

repeat above link for other networks and simply change the folder(network) name.

Each network would then have its own index page and different nav bars.

Then you could always provide cross links to access appropiate networks....

**Ram_Industries** · 10-30-2006, 01:53 PM

Re: Website within a Website?

A great huge THANKS David:

Had been toying with this issue going on 3 weeks now, and was just about to stop, when I recieved a new client who wanted to be involved with his own stand alone website within the network of Ram_Industries.

So just to get it all out and make sure I understand.

I should basically create 2 index.html folders or how ever many groups which will be a part of the network correct?

This way when I have the Martech Inc website published it will be as:
http://Martech-Inc.biz and have its own index.html and Ram_Industries would have its own as: http://Martech-Inc.biz/Ram_Industries.html

Ram_Industries will be the only website that will directly link to http://Martech-Inc.biz and all other sites will directly link to http://Martech-Inc.biz/Ram_Industries.html

Thus stopping all the navigation bar links from appearing at the Martech main page but permitting them to show on the Ram_Industries page.

But at the same time permit them to open Martech from within the Ram_Industries network since Martech Inc will be listed in the navigation bar.

Will slowly work with this and when complete post to you a link to verify it has been created as you have stated.

Ram_Industries
Robert Montgomery
Ram-Industries@comcast.net

**davidundalicia** · 10-30-2006, 04:14 PM

Re: Website within a Website?

Basically, you have reached an understanding about the folder concept.
But, I need to clear up minor points for you.
1) folder/directory already exists for your main group(root dir=public_html) so always publish main group to public_html then all links within your main group will be
http://maingroupname.biz ..........(index/home page)
http://maingroupname.biz/pagename.html for all other pages in main group.

2) create as many new folders as there are subsiduaries
publish to public_html/subsiduaryname ..(first page should be an index page)
all other pages for this sub should be published to
ie: public_html:/subsiduaryname
All links within this sub will be:

404 Not Found

http://maingroupname.biz/subsiduaryname/pagename.html

To take this a little further, you can also have a folder within a folder.

You can have duplicate page names as long as they are in seperate folders/directories.

If you create the same web folder system on your computer then this will be easier to maintain.

Just be careful to publish to the correct folder/directory.......

If you have any problems, then you can email me(you have my email address)

have fun

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