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hi im just 13 and i have been surfing this site for awhile and all i want to know is what is ssi or the code you insert into your site so that when you update one page it updates all the others you wish too. could you please tell me what it is and how to use it. it would help me out alot.

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by pjpatiky

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And Good Luck and your technical enthusiasm.

by domi

The SSI include tag should do this for you. You create the HTML/ASP/CFM/etc. code (just the code to include, not a complete HTML page) and save that as a file.

Then, in the exact place where you wish to include it in other HTML files, simply include one of the following tags:

(For a file in the virtual root directory)

(For a file in the same directory)

There are other SSI tags; include isnot the only one. A previous response noted a Web site to look at, you can explore further there if you like. This is just for reusable code.

I'm so glad you're exploring Web development so young!! What an inspiration. Keep it up :)

by domi

The SSI include tag should do this for you. You create the HTML/ASP/CFM/etc. code (just the code to include, not a complete HTML page) and save that as a file.

Then, in the exact place where you wish to include it in other HTML files, simply include one of the following tags:

(For a file in the virtual root directory)

(For a file in the same directory)

There are other SSI tags; include isnot the only one. A previous response noted a Web site to look at, you can explore further there if you like. This is just for reusable code.

I'm so glad you're exploring Web development so young!! What an inspiration. Keep it up :)

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