(1) According to NCSA "virtual gives a virtual path to a document on the
server." So no matter which context you're in, !--#include
virtual="/test.txt" -- should try to access "test.txt" on your server's
root, right? Does virtual have to start with "/" always? I would think
so. If not, what
Amy Roh wrote:
(1) According to NCSA "virtual gives a virtual path to a document on the
server." So no matter which context you're in, !--#include
virtual="/test.txt" -- should try to access "test.txt" on your server's
root, right? Does virtual have to start with "/" always? I would
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Amy Roh wrote:
(1) According to NCSA "virtual gives a virtual path to a document on the
server." So no matter which context you're in, !--#include
virtual="/test.txt" -- should try to access "test.txt" on your server's
root, right? Does virtual have to start with "/"
