Please kindly help me out, a easy Q for you guys !

[gomcse]

Hi guys,

I only know our company web site is running on a Win2k box with IIS5 on it. If someone want to host a mini web site / upload some web pages onto our web server and those web pages need to use the SSI (shtml files) and JavaScript.

My question how can I check out and see whether my we server supports SSI and JavaScript or not ?

Please advise.

Your help and expertise is highly appreciated in advance.

[qball]

how can I check out and see whether my we server supports SSI and JavaScript or not ?


er, try it.

[rh71]

There should be no special requirements for SHTML other than the tags it requires (which shouldn't be your responsibility in this case anyway)... obviously files need to be named with an .shtml extension.

Javascript is client-side... it doesn't depend on your web server, but rather, your web browser's version and settings.

I think you're good to go...

[gomcse]

Thanks for all you guys ! I am much clear now ! : )

[qball]

Javascript is client-side


ASP is client side? Don't think so...

Javascript, VBScript, JScript were developed as client side technology, but most scripting languages work well server side also. Java was gonna be the new GUI, yet most java is non-visual and server side.

[rh71]

uhh.. where did I mention ASP?

[qball]

that boy sho be slow:

"Javascript"

ASP does Javascript, sfb.

[rh71]

So does CF, sfb. So what?

I stated Javascript is client-side. Is there something wrong with that?