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SSI (Server Side Includes)
An example of using SSI-do not need any scripting language. On Linux servers is standard SSI enabled. On the Windowsových webserverech it is possible to turn on request- English SSI stands for "server side include" = inserts on the server side
- SSI is a mechanism for embedding a file and exit programs to code pages
- It is best to give the file extension *. shtml
- Be carried out just before sending the page to the client
- SSI must be installed on the server
- The files containing the inserts must have the extension .shtml (if otherwise is not installed)
- The syntax of the SSI HTML comments are parentheses
| The date and time of the server <!--# echo var = "DATE_LOCAL"--> |
Monday, 29-Aug-2005 06: 44: 05 CEST |
| The name of the document that the browser requested from the server <!--# echo var = "DOCUMENT_NAME"--> |
index. shtml |
| The URL address of the document that the browser requested from the server <!--# echo var = "DOCUMENT_URI"--> |
/ssi/index.shtml |
| The date and time of the last changes to the document <!--# echo var = "LAST_MODIFIED"--> |
Tuesday, 10-Feb-2005 21: 23: 16 CET |
| Insert a file into a page <!--# include file = "nazevsouboru."--> |
Hi-This is a file .shtml index_. |
| The size of a file in bytes (index. shtml) <!--# config sizefmt = "bytes"--> <!--# fsize file = "index. shtml"--> |
2,078 bytes |
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