Hi,

I would like to insert SSI's in my HTML-Website like:

<!--#exec cgi="/time/cgi-bin/timeit.pl"-->
<!--#include virtual="news/data/1.viewh" -->

I would like to use absolute paths. Can I simply change it to the file path or does I have to configure something else?

Phil.

If I am not mistaken, you can't use absolute paths.. ie

/root/somedir/someotherdir/yourdir/yourfile


Would not work. It would have to be /yourdir/yourfile type .





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but I'm using templates and the same Code is inserted in each page. The HTML-pages are in different directories, so it probably wouldn't work. Must I "hand-update" every page?

Or can I also use relative paths?

Phil.

No...use complete relative paths, like the following:


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As easy as that. One must know it. Thank you.

hi,
how can i do this :
<!--#exec cgi="/time/cgi-bin/timeit.pl"-->

but in an ASP page . i tried it and it doesnt work, does anyone know how to do it ?

Thnkas

Laith,

This will not be that easy...you could try to convert the .pl script into an .asp page using perlscript as the language for the .asp page.

Then use the following codes:


Also, you do not have to include "time". You just need to include the relative path to the script.

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