Can anybody tell me please what is SHTML
and HOW CAN WE MAKE that?
What is SHTML?
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(Server-parsed HTML) A file extension used to identify HTML pages that contain server-side includes. Server-parsed means that the server scans the page for commands that require additional insertion before the page is sent to the user. back to top SMTP server Short for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, a protocol for sending e-mail messages between servers. Most e-mail systems that send mail over the Internet use SMTP to send messages from one server to another; the messages can then be retrieved with an e-mail client using either POP or IMAP.
Scripted HyperText Markup Language. This is a modified version of HTML which includes special commands for performing certain tasks. MHC's Document Interface uses this.
HTML file with embedded server-side includes (SSIs) (filename extension).
Hyper Text Mark-up Language. Script language used to instruct web browsers how to display the information in a web page.
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Scripted HyperText Markup Language. This is a modified version of HTML which includes special commands for performing certain tasks. MHC's Document Interface uses this.
HTML file with embedded server-side includes (SSIs) (filename extension).
Hyper Text Mark-up Language. Script language used to instruct web browsers how to display the information in a web page.
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Thanx for the answer
so you mean we can have some scripts in our normal HTML page
and then we change the extension to SHTML so server will scan that
file first to see if there is any script ...
can we include some PHP script inside our HTML (with the php tags)
and then call it SHTML and simply run it on server then?
so you mean we can have some scripts in our normal HTML page
and then we change the extension to SHTML so server will scan that
file first to see if there is any script ...
can we include some PHP script inside our HTML (with the php tags)
and then call it SHTML and simply run it on server then?
Nope We cannot!
Ive just made a file like this:
and I name the file index.shtml but when I run that page on my server
it didnt show any result although you cna see the php source code as well!
so my question is HOW CAN WE MAKE SHTML PAGES?
Ive just made a file like this:
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<html>
<head>
<title>Something</title>
</head>
<body>
<?php
echo ("test");
?>
</body>
</html>
it didnt show any result although you cna see the php source code as well!
so my question is HOW CAN WE MAKE SHTML PAGES?
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.shtml is just a way to name your files. Just like you could name any kind of file .php, you can name any kind of file .shtml. The reason people name files .shtml is so that they can tell the server to process them in a particular way. Often people call Perl files .shtml (instead of .pl), and then tell their server to process all .shtml files with Perl, and some people use it for Apache SSIs. Likewise, we could call a PHP file .shtml and tell the server (using AddType in Apache) to process all .shtml files with PHP.
As long as you're comfortable with having your PHP files named .php, there's no reason to start naming them .shtml.
As long as you're comfortable with having your PHP files named .php, there's no reason to start naming them .shtml.
Thanx a lot
Now I understand what is SHTML ...
if you look at [BBC] web site, they name all the pages with SHTML (or stm)
I was wondering what kind of langauge they are using
now I can guess what is that
Thank you again for your answer
Now I understand what is SHTML ...
if you look at [BBC] web site, they name all the pages with SHTML (or stm)
I was wondering what kind of langauge they are using
now I can guess what is that
Thank you again for your answer
This is a Hypertext Transfer Protocol facility is referred to as a server-side include.
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This Hypertext Transfer Protocol facility is referred to as a server-side include. (Although rarely done, the server administrator can identify some other file name suffix than ".shtml" as a server-side include file.) You can think of a server-side include as a limited form of common gateway interface application.
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The only difference between regular HTML and SHTML is the extra letter in the extension (.shtml) and this code.
<!--#include file="addedfile.txt" -->
The S stands for 'Server Side Include' or SSI. When an SHTML webpage is sent to the web browser window, it gets assembled on the server and then sent to be viewed. The normal HTML tags all still work the same, the SHTML simply lets you INCLUDE other pieces into the HTML page.
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<!--#include file="addedfile.txt" -->
The S stands for 'Server Side Include' or SSI. When an SHTML webpage is sent to the web browser window, it gets assembled on the server and then sent to be viewed. The normal HTML tags all still work the same, the SHTML simply lets you INCLUDE other pieces into the HTML page.
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SHTML stands for Server-parsed HyperText Markup Language. It is a file extension identifying a particular type of HyperText Markup Language (HTML) file. Basic HTML files usually provide the text and formatting for web pages. SHTML files generally perform the same function, but they also allow the use of simple server commands.
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SHTML stands for Server-parsed Hyper Text Mark-up Language. Shtml is a file extension that use to identify particular HTML file. It is used for web server to describe a document which has server side includes.
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SHTML is a file extension that lets the web server know the file should be processed as using Server Side Includes (SSI).
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Hire PHP Developers - SHTML is a HTML file that includes server side or server instructions, which is similar to an ASP file.
SHTML is an HTML file that includes server instructions or server side includes, and is similar to an ASP file.
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You can use SSI to (for example) include a common header and footer in your pages, so you don't have to repeat code as much, and changing one included file updates all of your pages at once. You just put it in your HTML page as per normal.
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SHTML is a file extension that lets the web server know the file should be processed as using Server Side Includes (SSI)
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SHTML stands for Server-Side Include Hypertext Markup Language
SSI lets you embed a number of special 'commands' into the HTML itself. When the server reads an SSI document, it looks for these commands and performs the necessary action. For example, there is an SSI command which inserts the document's last modification time. When the server reads a file with this command in, it replaces the command with the appropriate time.
check this link below
http://www.apacheweek.com/features/ssi
SSI lets you embed a number of special 'commands' into the HTML itself. When the server reads an SSI document, it looks for these commands and performs the necessary action. For example, there is an SSI command which inserts the document's last modification time. When the server reads a file with this command in, it replaces the command with the appropriate time.
check this link below
http://www.apacheweek.com/features/ssi
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It’s just HTML with Server Side Includes.
The SHTML files are written in the HTML language and are inserted into an HTML website. These files are then processed by a Web server before being displayed on a user's Web browser.
It’s just HTML with Server Side Includes.
The SHTML files are written in the HTML language and are inserted into an HTML website. These files are then processed by a Web server before being displayed on a user's Web browser.
