Note : This is not a comprehensive SSI guide. What is server side includes ?
Here is my advice for using server side includes :
1. Ensure your server supports server side includes. Most paid servers do. Most free servers do not.
2. Add these lines to your .htaccess file :
Options +Includes
XBitHack on
3. Create the file to be read (inserted into another web page). I'll call that file ssi-read-file.shtml
With the option "XBitHack on" you shouldn't have to name the files with the extension .shtml - any extension should work. But name it .shtml just in case.
4. Inset the following code into the web page you want the contents of the file ssi-read-file.shtml to show up in. This may be your index.html file or some other web page.
<!--#include file="ssi-read-file.shtml" -->
5. Use a FTP program or some other means to change the permissions of the file in step 4 to 755 also known as -rwxr-xr-x (other permissions also work, play with this if you like)
Your SSI should now work. When you load the file from step 4 (index.htm, index.php, etc) the code from ssi-read-file.shtml shoud be displayed within it.
Apache SSI Guide
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