I've heard about this SSI thing, and done a bit of searching, but most of what I found tells you how to set it up. From what I gather, it allows you to include other pages, without PHP?
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Suzanne posted this at 22:13 — 4th July 2004.
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SSI uses Apache's built in methods to include files. It MUST be enabled to use it.
PHP is a different server-side language.
So you'd be trading one for the other. SSI has less function.
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Dragon of Ice posted this at 23:27 — 4th July 2004.
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Is SSI easier to use?
m3rajk posted this at 02:52 — 5th July 2004.
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ssi stands for server side includes.
it's completley different with far less functionality.
it's basically gone the way of the dinosaur due to its lack of functionality.
POSIX. because a stable os that doesn't have memory leaks and isn't buggy is always good.
Dragon of Ice posted this at 15:07 — 5th July 2004.
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I think I'll go the PHP route.