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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 08/08/06 19:18
David wrote:
> Jonathan N. Little wrote:
>> Dylan Parry wrote:
>>> Advo wrote:
>>>> well our hosting company uses IIS and we can do custom stuff on it
>>>> anyway, so im thinking that now rules out SSI's :(
>>>
>>> SSI works just fine on IIS, as long as you set it up properly.
>>>
>>
>> SSI may violate one of your conditions though, that the file names
>> remain the same '.html'. Typically servers are setup such that the
>> file extension 'shtml' is required for SSI. Unless you have access to
>> customize the the server, most do not, SSI will not work for you under
>> the constraints you have set. Cut'n Paste looks like your only option....
>>
>
> Not really. One could have the extension of .htm or .html with SSI, but
> they would need to let the server know to parse such said pages. That
> could be done by using the chmod +x filename. Being a Linux user with
> Apache I know quite well that it can be done. Not sure if IIS has
> anything like that though.
I didn't offer +x hack because I believe the OP is on IIS...
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