Hmmm. I've never thought of that. For me it would be easier to just add
an auto include. I found the Apache manual's coverage on SSI to be
spotty at best.On 10/31/05, Joost de Heer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you want to add your header/footer without anything at all in the page> controlling it
> If you want to add your header/footer without anything at all in the page
> controlling it, you can do that with mod_publisher.
Or mod_layout.
Joost
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On Monday 31 October 2005 17:19, Gare wrote:
> How could the server add content to a web page as it's server?
> I mean that I would like to add a head or a foot to every page served by my
> Apache server.
Read the Apache manual page about SSI, which is far simpler and less hassle
than a scripting
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How could the server add content to a web page as it's server?
I mean
Using server-side scripting such as PHP
Gare wrote:
How could the server add content to a web page as it's server?
I mean that I would like to add a head or a foot to every page served by
my Apache server.
Thanks
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How could the server add content to a web page as it's server?
I mean that I would like to add a head or a foot to every page served by my
Apache server.
Thanks
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