Posted by Poten Tate on 04/01/07 03:09

I'm on an apache server and am using the xbithack directive in my .htaccess
file. Here's how I use an include file (SSI) in my htm file--

<!--#include file="./thefile.txt" -->

It works perfectly.

The ./ means "thefile.txt" is in the same directory as the htm file that
contains the SSI. Here's where the htm file is--

public_html/folder1/folder2/htm_file.htm

For the life of me I can't figure how to go back 2 folders to--

public_html/folder0/anotherfile.txt

I've tried--

<!--#include file="/../../folder0/anotherfile.txt" --> and--

<!--#include file="../../folder0/anotherfile.txt"-->

and lots of other paths but can't get it to work. Does anyone know the
correct syntax? Thanks.

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