The deafening clamor in my mailbox suggests that almost nobody is interested in what I have to say about using PHP to automate weblog and web site content creation. That’s actually a good sign, in the sense that automated web site creation is one of the key tools we use against our competition in the Phoenix real estate market.<\/p>\n
So: I think this might be of interest to Cheryl Johnson<\/a> only.<\/p>\n Take a look, Cheryl:<\/p>\n This is the index page for a top level page in a BloodhoundRealty.com slide show. Almost a year ago, I talked about how we do these<\/a>, and I linked to a demonstration at the time<\/a> — although all of our single-property web sites and most of our previewing and staging web sites and other photographic demonstrations<\/a> are based on the Slide Show Marge technology.<\/p>\n Note that this is entirely modular. The “included” files named pageXxx.php are all standing components at the top level of the file server. They consist simply of the plain vanilla HTML needed to make that part of the page.<\/p>\n The index.php file and the other two “included” files are generated by the software at run-time and are stored together at that particular level of the hierarchy:<\/p>\n That’s the top level of the slide show. 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