
<H2>LayoutHeaderTXT (depreciated in version 2.5)</H2>


<H3>Description</H3>
<P><B>LayoutHeaderTXT</B> is a form of the Header Directive that
inserts data into the outbound stream before the document is displayed. 
For more text then a
single line you should make use of LayoutHeaderFile. If you are
using static information in your header you are far better
off using this or LayoutHeaderFile since both methods cache
their data in Apache directly.
</p>

<H3>Example</H3>
<BLOCKQUOTE>
&lt;VirtualHost www.foo.com:80&gt;<BR>
LayoutHeaderTXT "&lt;H1> Pages made by foobar corp.&lt;/H1&gt"<BR>
&lt;/VirtualHost&gt<BR>
</BLOCKQUOTE>

<P>

<H3>Known Problems</H3>
Like all Header methods this can break pages that use
Frames if you are not careful. Also, you can end up
breaking the Title for the page depending on what
the contents of the Header are. A number of companies
seem to get around this problem by using Footer with
some JavaScript to place either a floating window
in the window or by doing some other similair
type workaround (when someone mails me an example
piece of JavaScript doing this, I will add it to
the FAQ).