SSI
provides web site designers with fast and powerful document options,
without adding to server overheads. A 'parser' is invoked by a web
server which looks for SSI tags within HTML documents.
Almost
no programming knowledge is required to execute scripts within a
document, database connectivity and inclusion of other documents
within an existing one.
Tag |
Useage |
fsize |
Insert
the current file size of the document being viewed. |
flastmod |
Insert
the date the current document was last updated on. |
echo |
Inserts
an HTTP server variable into the current document. |
exec |
Executes
a CGI script within the current document. |
email |
Sending
an e-mail upon form submission. |
if |
Conditional
statement used in documents which require conditions to be met. |
break |
Forces
the document to stop at a given point. |
odbc |
Manipulation
of queries and information within a database. |
include |
Allows
the insertion of another HTML document within the current one. |
goto |
Links
to a label within a document (see below) |
label |
A
target to jump to from a 'goto' tag. |
config |
Configure
options for SSI parameters. |
Not
all web servers support Server Side Includes, so ask your system
administrator first. Usually, any document which uses SSI should
have a .shtml file extension.
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