I have used the following to "automate" bgcolor in headers and footers:
<!--#if expr="${DOCUMENT_URI} = /edc/arts/" -->
td.footer { background-color:green; }
td.header { background-color:green; }
<!--#elif expr="${DOCUMENT_URI} = /edc/festivals/" -->
td.footer { background-color:red; }
td.header { background-color:red; }
<!--#elif expr="${DOCUMENT_URI} = /edc/music/" -->
td.footer { background-color:#ffd700; }
td.header { background-color:#ffd700; }
<!--#elif expr="${DOCUMENT_URI} = /edc/sports/" -->
td.footer { background-color:grey; }
td.header { background-color:grey; }
<!--#else -->
td.footer { background-color:black; }
td.header { background-color:black; }
<!--#endif -->
but it seems to me that it would be better to use something like
<!--#if expr="${DOCUMENT_URI} = /edc/arts/" -->
<!--#set var="BG_COLOR" value="red" -->
etc
<!--#endif -->
td.footer { background-color:<!--#include file="$BG_COLOR.txt"-->; }
but I keep getting a processing error. in the #include file step.
The server is using a version of Apache which supports XSSI, and I had
created a text file BG_COLOR.txt. Do I need to create the variable in the
config file to get this to work ( I don't have access permission for that)
or am I missing something very obvious??
TIA
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