"<#-- include" doesnt work

[hihidavid]

hi,

I placed both

<!--#include virtual="sample.html" -->

&

<!--#include FILE="sample.html" -->

in my html file, SSI is shown enabled in Control Panel, and I dont see any content added

should I update any file?

[g1smd]

File extension needs to be

.[b]s[/b]html

I believe.

Look also at PHP includes. They are a lot more versatile.

[spander]

Apache has to be set up to allow includes. Check that first.

[hihidavid]

thanks!

I am going to build up a online shop and selling some products,

If i changed all my html files to php files, i would like to hide the filename of the name, e.g.

from

www.mysite.com/mp3/list1.php


to

www.mysite.com/mp3/


how can i do?

thanks:)

[g1smd]

A Rewrite can do that. There are more than ten thousand previous examples of related code right here in this forum, as it is a question that is asked several times each week.

I'd suggest that the published URL not have a trailing slash so that the pattern matching can look for URL requests without trailing slash and without extension and know that they are extensionless URLs for pages.

[jdMorgan]

Extensionless URLs [webmasterworld.com]

Jim