hey guys,
I have been working with SSI for little bit now, and started working on putting in on my 860 pages. The only problem is I
A-have to change all the file extensions to .shtml
B-have to make all the link changes to SSI
well I have alredy made all the link changes to SSI (just used a quick find and replace program) and am dreading the changing alllll those file to .shtml
Now right now all of my pages are using the ssi < include file="absoltepath" > (and the mess in there of course) so hopefull you can understand why I would not use < include virtual-"file.txt"> because I would have to change all the paths to go to the correct file, ../mainfolder.......ect,
Does that Make Sense? I am fairly new at this (derrr) and i am pretty poor at using hte correct "terms"
anway now to my question
I have heard PHP has something like SSI, <?php include("yourfile.txt"); ?> , but the only problem is, I would have to link each page to the correct path. if i was in one folder, I would have to make it <?php include(".../yourfile.txt"); ?> and on and on.....is there anyway around this
or is there away around changing all the .html files to .shtml.........sorry for the poor questioning...hopeuflly SOMEOne can understand
I have been working with SSI for little bit now, and started working on putting in on my 860 pages. The only problem is I
A-have to change all the file extensions to .shtml
B-have to make all the link changes to SSI
well I have alredy made all the link changes to SSI (just used a quick find and replace program) and am dreading the changing alllll those file to .shtml
Now right now all of my pages are using the ssi < include file="absoltepath" > (and the mess in there of course) so hopefull you can understand why I would not use < include virtual-"file.txt"> because I would have to change all the paths to go to the correct file, ../mainfolder.......ect,
Does that Make Sense? I am fairly new at this (derrr) and i am pretty poor at using hte correct "terms"
anway now to my question
I have heard PHP has something like SSI, <?php include("yourfile.txt"); ?> , but the only problem is, I would have to link each page to the correct path. if i was in one folder, I would have to make it <?php include(".../yourfile.txt"); ?> and on and on.....is there anyway around this
or is there away around changing all the .html files to .shtml.........sorry for the poor questioning...hopeuflly SOMEOne can understand