Server-side includes made simple

Fagan, Jody Condit

Electronic library 2002 20 (5)382-389
(ReLIS:jul:fpcatt:y:2002:v:20:i:5:p:382-389)

Abstract:

Server-side include (SSI) codes allow Webmasters to insert content into their Web pages on-the-fly without programming knowledge. Using these codes effectively can mean an exponential decrease in the time spent maintaining a large or medium-sized Web site. Most Web servers have server-side functionality to some extent; a few allow great flexibility with if-then statements and the ability to set variables. This article describes the functionality of SSI, how to enable the codes on a Web server, and a step-by-step process for implementing them. Examples of their use on a large academic library's Web site are included for illustration.

Keywords: World Wide Web ; Organización del conocimiento
Pages: 382-389
Volume: 20
Year: 2002
Issue: 5

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