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SSI - shtml: XBitHack - SSI on htm and html pages
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It is possible to parse pages with other extensions than .shtml as SSI pages.
The solution is to create a ".htaccess" file in the folder with this content:
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XBitHack on
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Files that have chmod set to 755 will be treated as SSI pages if the above .htaccess file is present.
PS:
A .htaccess file is a plain text file with the name .htaccess - it should be transferred to the site in plain ASCII or TEXT mode when you transfer it with an FTP program. (Not binary mode).
(If you can't save a file on a windows machine with the name .htaccess, you can save it as temp.txt, then upload and rename it.)
chmod is the permission setting on a Linux server.
You can define this with FTP programs or alternatively with the file manager in the site owner panel.
Last update: 12.07.2009, 21:17
Author: EchoEcho Support
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