Yes, I do have access to my server's weblogs, however, I have no experience with parsing data from the logs. Are there any guides / tutorials on the web that you could point me to? Thanks...
Here's what I'd like to do...
My company hosts simple, online "ads" for several companys. These ads usually consist of 2 to 3 html pages. I would like to have a hidden counter on each company page, and have the results for each page be displayed on a separate "results"...
I got it working!....
<!--#include virtual="/nav/top-nav.html" -->
all I had to do was change it to this...
<!--#include virtual="../nav/top-nav.html" -->
it now works fine....thanks for your help!
nope, didn't work...
here's the result...
http://www.inmysocks.com/nc/lakenorman/local/huntersville.shtml
I'm in the process of re-doing the entire site, using more graphics, etc....and while I'm updating the site, I'd like to be able to use SSI to make my job easier...I havn't heard back...
Ok...here's a pic of my directory structure...
I've tried the following combinations of SSI calls to get the data displayed on the shtml pages in the subdirectorys, without any luck:
<!--#include file="nav/top-nav.html" -->
<!--#include file="/nav/top-nav.html" -->...
ok...thanks for your advice...i've started using SSI to separate the nav elements from the site. So far, it's working great, but I do have one ?.... here's my dir structure...main html files in root directory; nav pages called by SSI located in a folder called nav. So, when I call for SSI in...
sounds good...i'll have to check with my hosting service to verify that SSI is an option they provide...How's the compatability of SSI with older browsers? Most of my website's target audience is "stay at home moms", and most of them are on dial-up, using older versions of IE and...
I'm currently working with on a site that has a lot of pages. Included on every html page, are 3 navigation areas (basically, 3 html tables with hyperlinked text navigation). Since this navigation is replicated throughout the entire site, I would like to stip the nav out, and have it in a...
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