Re: Server side includes

billy wrote:
> I am checking out some pages in my server that have the include
> file="foo.html" in it Apachie 2.0.45 wont display this file haven't
done
> anything with apacie before. Haven't had this problem before. I am
runnig
> Win XP

Start by checking the apache error log.

Also do a view-source and check to see if apache has processed the
include statement but not included the file, or if the include
statement is still there as an html comment (in which case server-sid
includes haven't been properly configured).

Joshua.

"Joshua Slive" <jslive@gmail.com> wrote in news:ce3o1g$523
@odak26.prod.google.com:

> billy wrote:
>> I am checking out some pages in my server that have the include
>> file="foo.html" in it Apachie 2.0.45 wont display this file haven't
> done
>> anything with apacie before. Haven't had this problem before. I am
> runnig
>> Win XP
>
> Start by checking the apache error log.
>
> Also do a view-source and check to see if apache has processed the
> include statement but not included the file, or if the include
> statement is still there as an html comment (in which case server-sid
> includes haven't been properly configured).
>
> Joshua.
>
>

When I chacked the site today it worked perficly I think I am going to
like Apachie

"Joshua Slive" <jslive@gmail.com> wrote in
news:ce3o1g$523@odak26.prod.google.com:

> Also do a view-source...


A good tip for viewing the source of html pages. You can use this syntax
in the address field of your browser:

view-source:html://address.com/page.html


This method allows you to view the source before any scripts have
excecuted. So if, for example, you use 'document.write(something)' then
you will see that code in the source instead of the something that replaces
it once the page has displayed.



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