Hi
I've never dealt with your situation but I've included page parts into a main page from other files many times. Like a common testimonial that you want to use in many sites. Another example is making your menu in a seperate file, then on each page of your site, just include it. Read on for explaination.
I would download their script and customize the mimi site the way you want it to look on its own. Save as a seperate file. mimisite.htm for example.
Then make your main site layout the way you want and where you would like this "mimi-site" to be, add the following...
<?
include('mimisite.htm');
?>
I would save your main page with php extention as in pagename.php so server is looking for php within file.
Keep dimensions in mind... Width of mimi site will load in the area you have placed it.
These "parts" can also be parts of a table of your main page. For example: Say just the foot area.
<tr>
<td>This is your foot</td>
</tr>
</table>
The above code would be saved as foot.htm
Main page would be
<table>
<tr>
<td>main site</td>
</tr>
<?
include('foot.htm');
?>
When site is put together by server...
<table>
<tr>
<td>main site</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>This is your foot</td>
</tr>
</table>
By the way, when making these "parts", like a menu or any section you're going to include, save just the code part in your file without any html, head or body tags because it's going to be placed within your page that already has these.
I'm NOT sure how your application works. IF it has to have these heading tags, you might need to load it into an <iframe></iframe>. I'm sure your application will come with instructions so don't worry.
Hope these "broad-brush" explanations help.
Best to ya,
Drummin
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