SSI - A feature provided by some Web servers that automatically inserts text onto pages when a Web browser fetches them.
A file, or value of an environmental variable, that is included in an HTML document, so that information such as last date modified, file size, author etc. can be automatically included. | français
a coding that you can include within your HTML document that will tell the web server to include other information with the document being served
a preprocessor directive that includes code from one page in another prior to compiling and executing the code
a snippet of HTML which the server parses and replaces with other information -- the user only sees the text the server puts in place of the SSI directive
a special command inside an HTML page that tells the server to perform some action before sending the Web page to the viewer
a statement embedded within special HTML tags that directs the preprocessor to perform some action
a variable (an HTML page, text document, server variable) inserted into a web document before it's sent to the requestor (browser)
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
a way of putting web content from two different sources into one web page
a web server directive that is evaluated by the server when a user requests a page
An instruction inside an HTML document that the Web server carries out before sending the document to the client.
A command that tells the server to include other information with a document being served. Think of it as the waiter grabbing the ketchup on the way to your table. See Part VI.
A server-side include is information that a web server can include in a web page when it is sent to the user. Commonly-used SSIs on the Monash website include the date on which the page was last updated, common navigation elements (headers and section navigation) and common page content (footers). A server-side include instruction looks like this:!--#echo var="LAST_MODIFIED"
The HTML command used to place data or other content into a Web page before sending it to the requesting browser.
A mechanism used to place content from a file on the web inside a web page or file.
A type of HTML comment that directs the Web server to dynamically generate data for the Web page whenever it is requested. An SSI includes a special sequence of characters (tokens) on an HTML page. As the page is sent from the HTTP server to the requesting client, the page is scanned by the server for these special tokens. When a token is found, the server interprets the data in the token and performs an action based on the token data.
A mechanism for including dynamic text in World Wide Web documents. Server-side includes are special command codes that are recognized and interpreted by the server; their output is placed in the document body before the document is sent to the browser. Server-side includes can be used, for example, to include the date/time stamp in the text of the file.
A feature provided by some Web servers that automatically inserts text onto pages when they are fetched by a Web browser.
a piece of code written into an HTML page that activates programs and interpreters on the server. An include is designed to create active web pages and reduce server overhead Search our site for more info on Server-Side Include
A feature provided by some Web servers that automatically inserts text onto pages when they are given to the browser.