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Hi: This may be a very ignorant question (what questions aren't), but is there a reference of some sort that explains what suffixes should be used to call certain operations or languages? For example, if I was to try to execute a XSSI command, the calling file must have the suffix of ".shtml". No problem there, I understand that. However, while this may be obvious to everyone here, but I just tried to execute a -- <!--#include virtual="my.txt" --> -- from within a ".shtml" file and the XSSI command in the text file (my.txt) didn't work. However, when I simply changed the suffix of the called text file from "txt" to ".shtml", such as -- <!--#include virtual="my.shtml" --> -- everything worked as I wanted. This was very confusing to me --from my perspective, who would have thunk it? I can't help but think that when using html (or shtml) to call xlm , xsl, css, and other such suffixes, there should be a list/register that says "This is OK to call this operation using this suffix, but you can't do that operation with that suffix." -- if that makes any sense. Many thanks for any enlightenment. /tedd -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://sperling.com/
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