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SSI
What is SSI?
SSI is "Server Side Includes". It allows you to make your webpages more dynamic and functional. The server reads special code that you embed in your html files and parses (processes) it, then sends the finished webpage to the user.
How do I use SSI?
All servers maintained by us have SSI support included by default.
To make our servers read files with SSI enabled, you must name your webpages with the .shtml extension. To run programs using SSI, they must be in the public_html/cgi-bin/ directory for security reasons.
For example, the webpage would be named welcome.shtml instead of the usual welcome.html .
For documentation on this, visit Apache.org's Documentation.
For examples and uses of SSI, visit Bignosebird.com's Tutorials.
Keep in mind that webpages will load slightly slower when using SSI because of the additional processing time and overhead involved.
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