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Old Jul 15th, 2006, 11:30
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Re: Making duplicate code generic
Looks like a case sensitivity issue.
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     <TABLE align="center" width="100%">
      <tr>
      <td></td>
        <td width="11%">&nbsp;</td>
        <td width="39%"><!--#include file="./Common/dropdown.shtml" --></td>
      </tr>
    </TABLE>
In this code you the file path as ./Common with uppercase 'C' but in the path you gave above the code snippit, you had ./common with a lowercase 'c'.
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Old Jul 15th, 2006, 11:35
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Re: Making duplicate code generic
Sorry Geoff, but the directory has an Uppercase 'C' for Common, just a typo.

So the call to the .shtml is correct in saying

<!--#include file="./Common/dropdown.shtml" -->
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Old Jul 15th, 2006, 12:04
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Re: Making duplicate code generic
Let me see your file structure where the various files are.
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Old Jul 15th, 2006, 16:58
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Re: Making duplicate code generic
c:\Web Pages
main.htm <-- includes the page with the 'include' statement
c:\Web Pages\Images
c:\Web Pages\Js
c:\Web Pages\Common <-- contains the dropdown.shtml
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Old Jul 15th, 2006, 19:02
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Re: Making duplicate code generic
Ok, think I see.

The file structure you have shown is on your hard drive.

Ergo, WIndows format '\' backslash in file path.

In code you have '/' forward slash. Server unix et al format.
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Old Jul 15th, 2006, 19:29
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Re: Making duplicate code generic
The images and links all use the same - ie. forward slashes referenced in the code and they all work fine, im working off my hard drive at the moment as i have no domain as yet.
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Old Jul 15th, 2006, 21:20
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Re: Making duplicate code generic
If you are working directly off your hard drive and not through a server, it won't work.

SSI as the name implies is a server side technology. If you are just loading the pages into your browser directly and not via a server, even a local server, then it's no go.
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Re: Making duplicate code generic
Ah,

I'll code all the pages with reference to the 'include' locally, and wait till I upload to the server, it should work?

Thanks Geoff.

Im learning all the time.
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