So I assumed that even though my ErrorDocument was defined outside of
the directory where I have SSI parsing enabled it woudl be alright
since it references a file that is stored i that directory.
This does not seem to be the case though as when I added
AddOutputFilter INCLUDES .html before the Er
I have Apache configured to parse all html files for SSI directives. I
did try re-naming it to .shtml just to make sure though and it still
does not fire the SSI directives, I even removed all but the example
you have there but it still doesn't function.
Still works when hitting directly, but not
What mechanism are you using to have SSI work on .html pages?
I have no problem getting SSI to work when my page extension is .shtml:
This is my very simple test which works perfectly:
.htaccess:
> Options +Includes
> ErrorDocument 404 /error.shtml
error.shtml:
> Last modified:
Produces:
Forgot to include my question,
Is there some additional step you have to take to get SSI to function
on an ErrorDocument page?
Thanks
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