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I have been reading archives on this and all of the help Russel and Matt have offered, however I cannot find an answer to my question.
Can i use SSI code in the footer field of the Style Template?
I have the code in there now and the path is correct. Yet I do not have the footer showing, everything else on the page is there
My SSI is:
I added this to Footer field and nada.
Thanks for any help.
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you must call it directly from the template file (public_common) here is an exemple by cal : a sub routine [/code]and how to use it
[code]
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Hmm. I put the subroutine into my public_common and the "include" into my header (via the ubb.classic control panel) and it does not compute.
Where do i put that "&Include_A_File..." part?
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Originally posted by Chuck: you must call it directly from the template file (public_common) here is an exemple by cal : a sub routine
sub Include_A_File{
my ($file) = @_;
open(F,$file) or die $!;
print join('',<F> );
close(F);
}
and how to use it &Include_A_File('/absolute/path/to/the/file.txt'); Where does the second part go? Thanks!
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