My provider has switched from Apache server to Microsoft-IIS/6.0 and my SHTML pages displays incorrectly.
It seems to me, that Microsoft support for SSI directives is not as wide as with Apache. I'd say that conditional jumps (<!--#if expr=...) and user variables are not supported. Is that true?
And second question - how to pass the filename to SSI directive #include by means of QUERY_STRING. I mean a code like
(None of the above really works).
Thank you, Tom.
It seems to me, that Microsoft support for SSI directives is not as wide as with Apache. I'd say that conditional jumps (<!--#if expr=...) and user variables are not supported. Is that true?
And second question - how to pass the filename to SSI directive #include by means of QUERY_STRING. I mean a code like
Code:
<!--#include virtual="$QUERY_STRING"-->
<!--#include virtual="QUERY_STRING"-->
<!--#include virtual="#echo var='QUERY_STRING'"-->
Thank you, Tom.