I save it to the actual website on my hard drive. Start Filezilla and sign in to your website. these are only the ones I am familiar with but I am sure there are others.redirected your main domain name from the public_html directory to its own folder.WARNING: Do NOT use the Control Panel to create the apache handler if you have: Is part of the problem that I have pointed the main domain from the public_html folder to its own folder? Definitely! Internal Server Error is the message I see when I actually view ANY of my sites. I click Add and check to make sure the site is still working. I signed in to my Control Panel > Advanced > Apache Handlers. html files so that you may use these directives in them. To allow SSI, set the handler as 'server-parsed' and the extension as '.html' (without the quotes). To allow these you need to add a new handler for HTML: html files will not run server side includes, but. This is what you would use to specify how to treat file types. See Server Side Includes (SSI) The instructions advise: What to do? BlueHost has a tutorial on how to add the other file extensions so they will work. htm file extension, they will NOT work with this default setup. Setting Up BlueHost to allow SSI's in HTML Pagesīy default, BlueHost is set up to allow you to use server side includes in pages with the file extension. So if this feature is important to you, check first to see if they are supported by the account you have chosen. htm, you will need to add the ability to handle ssi's within these file types. BlueHost (affiliate link) offers only one hosting package and supports server side includes but by default is set up so that your pages need the shtml file extension to use them.does support server side includes BUT only as part of their Business or Developer packages.Two hosting services I have used are listed below. It should be listed in the information on the type of package you have purchased. Does Your Server Support Server Side Includes?įirst, you will need to check and see IF your server supports the use of Server Side Includes. Perhaps you should consider Server Side Includes. But imagine a site with thousands of pages. The only problem with using Design Time Includes on a site that does NOT have FrontPage Server Extensions installed is that you must republish ALL pages the include is part of. The menus on this site are Design Time Includes. I normally use Expression Web Design Time includes when working on websites that require repetitive content that will change from section to section like menus. NOTE: This tutorial assumes you do NOT have FrontPage Server Extensions installed. Server Side Includes, BlueHost, and Expression Web
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