I’m trying to use SSI in slinger. Most of the SSI commands I can get to work
fine, but the #if command doesn’t seem to work as documented. For example:
results in say 192.168.0.2 being displayed. However if I do the command
the nothing appears on the web page but
does print out the text.
I also cannot work out how to reference the value of a form field. Whenever
I #echo the name of a form field nothing comes out.
Has anyone successfully used these SSI commands? If so can you give me some
examples of #if that work and examples of a form definition and an SSI
commands that access the form data.
I’m trying to use SSI in slinger. Most of the SSI commands I can get to
work
fine, but the #if command doesn’t seem to work as documented. For example:
!–#echo var=“REMOTE_ADDR” –
results in say 192.168.0.2 being displayed. However if I do the command
!–#if “REMOTE_ADDR” == “192.168.0.2” print “Known address” –
the nothing appears on the web page but
!–#if “REMOTE_ADDR” != “192.168.0.2” print “Address not known” –
does print out the text.
I also cannot work out how to reference the value of a form field.
Whenever
I #echo the name of a form field nothing comes out.
Has anyone successfully used these SSI commands? If so can you give me
some
examples of #if that work and examples of a form definition and an SSI
commands that access the form data.
Yes the file ends with shtml. I don’t think that the #echo command would
work without it. Just can’t get #if to do anything other than check two
fixed strings. Don’t seem to be able to check anything variable. Has anyone
used #if?
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I’m trying to use SSI in slinger. Most of the SSI commands I can get to
work
fine, but the #if command doesn’t seem to work as documented. For
example:
!–#echo var=“REMOTE_ADDR” –
results in say 192.168.0.2 being displayed. However if I do the command
!–#if “REMOTE_ADDR” == “192.168.0.2” print “Known address” –
the nothing appears on the web page but
!–#if “REMOTE_ADDR” != “192.168.0.2” print “Address not known” –
does print out the text.
I also cannot work out how to reference the value of a form field.
Whenever
I #echo the name of a form field nothing comes out.
Has anyone successfully used these SSI commands? If so can you give me
some
examples of #if that work and examples of a form definition and an SSI
commands that access the form data.