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Posted by Man-wai Chang on April 8, 2007, 6:15 am
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Does HTML have an include file feature?
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Posted by Sherm Pendley on April 8, 2007, 6:22 am
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> Does HTML have an include file feature?
HTML doesn't, but your server probably does - look in its docs for "Server
Side Includes", or SSI.
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Posted by Man-wai Chang on April 8, 2007, 6:44 am
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> HTML doesn't, but your server probably does - look in its docs for "Server
> Side Includes", or SSI.
Too bad the standard doesn't have it.. :)
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Posted by Jukka K. Korpela on April 8, 2007, 7:06 am
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Scripsit Man-wai Chang:
>> HTML doesn't, but your server probably does - look in its docs for
>> "Server Side Includes", or SSI.
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> Too bad the standard doesn't have it.. :)
The standard (the ISO HTML standard, based on the ISO SGML standard) has it,
and even the "standards" (IETF HTML 2.0 and W3C HTML specifications) have
it. Inclusion is a standard SGML feature, though somewhat esoteric (you
define the included data as an "entity" and use an entity reference).
It's just browsers that refused to implement HTML as an SGML application.
It's common to declare this defect as a virtue and claim that HTML was never
meant to allow inclusion.
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Posted by Man-wai Chang on April 9, 2007, 3:46 am
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> It's just browsers that refused to implement HTML as an SGML application.
> It's common to declare this defect as a virtue and claim that HTML was
> never meant to allow inclusion.
It should be a web server issue, rather a browser...
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