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Uistekende tutorial over het gebruik van SSI's voor je eigen website.
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There are various instances when you want to output a document with only a minimum amount of dynamic information, for example, displaying the current date and time. There are various ways of doing that with server-side interaction. One option is writing a CGI script. However, that is not necessary. You can use a powerful feature called SSI's, or its extension XSSI's, to do that, and this is the basis of this article. We assume that the reader has some background on HTML, CGI and Perl. Although not necessary, it will be useful to have some familiarity with server configuration files, like that of Apache.
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SSI (server-side includes) is a very useful tool in designing a web page for yourself, or for others. SSI is very easy to use, if you can use SSI at all. To find out if you can use SSI, first you have to know if your server allows SSI use. We'll be doing that first. This is a basic tutorial, simply to get you introduced to SSI and how to use it. Please note that SSI can create a major security hole in your site so be careful using it and never let your visitors have access to posting ssi tags of their own.
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Introduction to Server-Side Processing, Part 6 of our Introduction to the Web Application Development Environment.
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