by We have a base of 50000+ web pages that we are throwing on an
Netscape Commerce Server. Problem is, many of these pages have
server-side-includes. This means that all html files that have an ssi
command embedded in them must have their extension changed to .shtml
before they will work. This would mandate changing all of the html
pages that call these pages and the renaming and resubmission of the ssi
embedded pages to the search engines. In other words, it would be a
royal pain in the ass.
Is there a way to turn off this 'feature' of the Netscape
Commerce Server so that we can continue to use ssi on .html pages? Or is
there any other way around it (like cern's fakessi.pl, perhaps)? Any
help would be appreciated! Please cc your post in an email.
Dale Manemann