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Which is the statement for .tpl file inclusion in simple HTML, and also in PHP
Does anyone now???

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andcir,

it depends what software you are using. By software I mean is it a blog software, an ecommerce software etc...

Otherwise what you want is SSI (Server Side Includes) and you cannot do them by default in HTML (the file extension needs to become SHTML and your sever nees to be configures to display them.).

PHP, ASP or other server side languages can though, it depends which one you prefer. Googling for language + SSI should give you enough results.