Enabling SSI On Non-.shtml Web Pages

SSI can be enabled on .html or .htm web pages without renaming the entire site with .shtml file name extensions.

Inserting these two lines into the .htaccess file should do the trick:

AddType text/html .shtml .html
AddHandler server-parsed .shtml .html

The above will cause the server to parse every .shtml and .html web page for SSI tags before it is sent to the browser.

Related blog entries:

Making Changes To File .htaccess

Enabling PHP On Non-.php Web Pages

Will Bontrager

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