BlazeBox
01-28-2001, 05:00 PM
Hey all,
I recently got a shiny new server at dtwebworks which I am delighted with, and I got Plesk installed on that.
It took me some time to get to understand everything Plesk does to a server (like MySQL ...) but I managed to understand that (quite an accomplishment I think .. ;) ).
I remain to have one problem, though: SSI is only working in .SHTML files. I tried changing things in Apache, but to no avail, so this must be a Pleskish problem. The Plesk helpdesk is very slow in response, so I thought I'd ask you if you guys knew how to fix this, since not being able to use includes in your PHP files is umm ... rather annoying :)
So as a roundup: even with SSI support "on" in Plesk, SSI will only work in .SHTML files -> how to get it to work in .PHP, .HTML and other file types? help!
>>> <!--#include virtual="ad.php"--> <<< does not work in PHP files!
Any heads up on this problem?
Thanks!
[Edited by BlazeBox on 01-28-2001 at 04:31 PM]
I recently got a shiny new server at dtwebworks which I am delighted with, and I got Plesk installed on that.
It took me some time to get to understand everything Plesk does to a server (like MySQL ...) but I managed to understand that (quite an accomplishment I think .. ;) ).
I remain to have one problem, though: SSI is only working in .SHTML files. I tried changing things in Apache, but to no avail, so this must be a Pleskish problem. The Plesk helpdesk is very slow in response, so I thought I'd ask you if you guys knew how to fix this, since not being able to use includes in your PHP files is umm ... rather annoying :)
So as a roundup: even with SSI support "on" in Plesk, SSI will only work in .SHTML files -> how to get it to work in .PHP, .HTML and other file types? help!
>>> <!--#include virtual="ad.php"--> <<< does not work in PHP files!
Any heads up on this problem?
Thanks!
[Edited by BlazeBox on 01-28-2001 at 04:31 PM]
