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SSI
"A server-side include is a variable value (for example, a file 'Last modified' date) that a server can include in an HTML file before it sends it to the requestor." - whatis.com
Sites in SSI
BigNoseBird.Com: Server Side Includes
Multi-page tutorial covering all directives, including eXtended SSI and server configuration.
Using Server Side Includes
A 1996 overview from Apache Week.
Server Side Includes Tutorial
Includes introduction to SSI, tags reference, and examples. By Craig McFetridge.
Server Side Include Commands
Definitions of SSI parameters, from the World Wide Web Consortium.
Server Side Includes Tutorial
A 1995 overview on Server Side Includes, their syntax and how they work, by Matt Kruse.
Apache Tutorial: Introduction to Server Side Includes
Explains how to set up SSI on an Apache server and how to use it in your webpages.
WDVL: Server Side Includes
Detailed tutorial covering setup and command reference.
XSSI Library
Tutorials and examples for using eXtended Server Side Includes commands.
T.David's Script Shop - Server Side Includes Tutorial
What SSI is and how to use it.
NCSA HTTPd Tutorial: Server Side Includes (SSI)
Overview of server configuration and coding syntax.
Apache module mod include
provides documents for SSI, called SPML documents.
Armbrust Consulting - Resources
Resources for Web developers includes tips, code samples. Topics include JavaScript, ASP, Visual Basic, DHTML, CSS and Internet security.
Easy HTML Tutorials: Introduction to Using Server Side Includes
A beginner's guide and tutorial to basic SSI features and functions.
Ada's Introduction to SSI
Tutorial on what SSI is and how to use it on your own site, by Ada Shimar.
SmartWebby: Server Side Includes
Basic definition and points to remember.
SSI Developer
Web design and development site with tutorials and code examples on how to dynamism to site with SSI.
Alex's SSI Tutorial
Learn SSI quickly. Server Check, Time, Include, Execute CGI, Echo, Conditional Statements. |
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