New site stuff

> Perhaps a better approach would be to serve up the dynamic pages > from something like http://dynamic.php.net/ and then use wget > or > some other web mirroring program to generate the static pages. Well, that assumes that these pages will have absolutely no PHP in them which is not the case. When I said create a script to generate the static pages, I basically meant that we would generate the data that is in the database and wrap the php-driven look-and-feel around them. Basically doing an sql query and generating a page that looks like sites.php3 and then serving that up. For pages like that that only changes about once a day, it doesn't make much sense to serve them up completely dynamically since that also means that we wouldn't be able to mirror them easily. -Rasmus