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Mike Mize
I've got a problem that I'm trying to resolve with the way FrontPage
does server side includes. We have an IIS 5 server that originally had FPE
2000 then was later upgraded to FPE 2002.
When web authors use FrontPage to include local html files, FrontPage
inserts something like <--WEBBOT BOT="Include" U-Include="file.htm"
TAG="Body" -->. Sometimes there is a "startspan" at the end of this,
followed by some html, then a <--webbot... line that ends with "stopspan".
You're probably all familiar with this. When the author sees the document
in FrontPage it looks exactly like its supposed to. But when using a
browser to view the resultant page, the FrontPage supplied includes simply
don't show up.
When I try this on my workstation which is running the XP version of IIS
with FPE 2002 it works correctly. If I use the standard <==#include
file="file.html" --> on the server it works correctly. But for some reason
the FrontPage inserted tags don't. There has to be some sort of
configuration setting that I've missed, but I can't for the life of me find
it. Has anyone else ever run into this?
Mike Mize
California State University, Fresno
does server side includes. We have an IIS 5 server that originally had FPE
2000 then was later upgraded to FPE 2002.
When web authors use FrontPage to include local html files, FrontPage
inserts something like <--WEBBOT BOT="Include" U-Include="file.htm"
TAG="Body" -->. Sometimes there is a "startspan" at the end of this,
followed by some html, then a <--webbot... line that ends with "stopspan".
You're probably all familiar with this. When the author sees the document
in FrontPage it looks exactly like its supposed to. But when using a
browser to view the resultant page, the FrontPage supplied includes simply
don't show up.
When I try this on my workstation which is running the XP version of IIS
with FPE 2002 it works correctly. If I use the standard <==#include
file="file.html" --> on the server it works correctly. But for some reason
the FrontPage inserted tags don't. There has to be some sort of
configuration setting that I've missed, but I can't for the life of me find
it. Has anyone else ever run into this?
Mike Mize
California State University, Fresno