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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on 01/09/07 09:51
Scripsit Gary:
> I recently added a small script anippet to my user form
> to include the user's IP address in the form return.
Just for the fun of it, I presume. There are very few useful things you
could do that way, at least if illegal things aren't counted.
> The author of the script advised changing the web-page extention from
> "html" to "shtml" and making sure that SSI was enabled at a server
> level.
That's correct, though the extension thing is server-dependent.
> However, Opera and Firefox (most recent versions) display the source
> code of the SHTML page, instead of rendering the page properly.
Try posting the URL. It's perhaps not sufficient, but it's a start in giving
information about the specific problem.
> I am not familiar with the nuances of SHTML. Is there any special
> formatting needed for FF & Opera to render this properly?
No. This sounds a bit mysterious, but if you have really tested it using
exactly the same URL, then the problem is in the request headers that the
browser sends. Or does you page try to do some browser-sniffing,
intentionally sending different versions to different browsers?
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Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca")
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/
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