I'm not using chrome to check but ssi gets parsed by the server before the webpage
is sent to the browser. The browser doesn't even know ssi was executed.
I'm not using chrome to check but ssi gets parsed by the server before the webpage
is sent to the browser. The browser doesn't even know ssi was executed.
Must be something else.
thanks.. how do you know that.. besides opening the page in another browser to see it not loading.
btw source shows this line, even in IE: < ! -- # include virtual="templates/top75.shtml" -- > (w/o extra spaces). I havent messed around with SSI for a long time, but if my memory serves me right, instead of that include tag shouldn't there be actual parsed content from top75.shtml??
btw source shows this line, even in IE: < ! -- # include virtual="templates/top75.shtml" -- > (w/o extra spaces). I havent messed around with SSI for a long time, but if my memory serves me right, instead of that include tag shouldn't there be actual parsed content from top75.shtml??
That's a case of SSI not being turned on his server for .shtml extensions.
But when server admins totaly fuck up it's always the software's fault.
haha true.. its fixed now.. with more problems.. never did anything on this site since the day or two I made it.. back when there wasn't any tube scripts.. did it all myself with the little knowledge I have.
< ! -- # include virtual="templates/top75.shtml" -- > (w/o extra spaces).
More problems. If you include "templates.shtml" that would be recursive since the
include page must be parsed also. Change it to .html and remove any ssi in that file.
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