The #fsize directive instructs the Web server to insert the size of the specified file into an HTML page. You must surround a directive with HTML comment delimiters.
This directive can be used only in HTML pages; it cannot be used in ASP pages.
<!-- #fsize PathType = FileName -->
PathType
Specifies the type of the path to FileName. The path type can be one of the following:
| Path Type | Meaning |
|---|---|
| File | The file name is a relative path from the directory containing the document with the #fsize directive. |
| Virtual | The file name is a full path from a virtual directory in your Web site. |
FileName
Specifies the name of the file for which you want the file size. FileName must contain the file name extension, and you must enclose the file name in quotation marks (").
The file containing the #fsize directives must use a file name extension that is mapped to the SSI interpreter; otherwise, the Web server will not process the directives. By default, the extensions .stm, .shtm, and .shtml are mapped to the interpreter (Ssinc.dll). If you have Internet Service Manager installed, you can modify the default extension mappings and add new mappings; see Setting Application Mappings.
By default, the size is expressed in kilobytes. You can change the unit of measurement by using the #config directive with the sizefmt option.
The returned file size string contains commas (,) as the thousands placeholder (for example, 1,389,587).
<!-- #fsize file = "myfile.htm" -->