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Article ID: 172024 - Last Review: July 3, 2008 - Revision: 6.0
INFO: Server Side Include Directives Are Not Processed by ASP
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When attempting to process a Server Side Include (SSI) directive within an
Active Server Pages (ASP) file, the only directive type that will be
processed is the #INCLUDE directive. Other directives such as #EXEC are not
supported by ASP.
If the page containing your source code has a file extension of .asp, then
it will be processed by Asp.dll. Asp.dll and Ssinc.dll do not interact;
therefore, SSI directives will not be processed by Ssinc.dll. The only SSI
directive that will be processed by Asp.dll is the #INCLUDE directive.
NOTE: The other SSI directives are: #CONFIG, #ECHO, #EXEC, #FLASTMOD, and #FSIZE.
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