Server Side Includes
The most common server instructions are formally called Server Side Includes, or SSIs, A popular example of an SSI is the visitor counter, which displays the number of visitors to a site. A very handy use of server instructions is to automatically insert standard parts into web pages; the parts can be modified in only one file and the changes will show up in all the files containing that part.The general form of the SSI directive is:
<!--#command parameter="argument"-->
Here are three types of server instructions:
<!--#exec cgi="[script.cgi]"-->
Tells the server to execute the script [script.cgi].
<!--#include file="[filename]"-->
Inserts the file [filename] (provided [filename] is in the same directory as the current file).
<!--#include virtual="[file reference]"-->
Inserts the file [file reference].
<!--#echo var="[server/environmental variable]"-->
Inserts the information from [server/environmental variable] into the text.
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