October 2010
Intermediate to advanced
448 pages
15h 29m
English
You can use Server-Side Includes, or SSI, to import dynamic content directly into an HTML file and to run basic conditional tests on the CGI environment. Apache understands SSI-specific elements and applies the changes to the HTML content prior to delivering the page to the Web browser.
SSI uses a new set of directives that look like HTML comments. These directives, when found in HTML, convert into dynamic output, depending on the command used. You can use these directives to supply variables, include other HTML files, or even execute programs such as CGI scripts.
You can mix the SSI and CGI technologies, but only in a specific order. Apache cannot ...
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