Side Server Includes

[PilotPete]

Having some problems with SSI updating.

My website www.amatas.com has a large number pages and I use SSI as part of the design. Problem is if I change the includes it does not up date all of the pages unless I FTP that page again. With so many pages to do it is a monumental task. Is there some way that i can have all the pages refresh with out having to upload the whole site again.

In particular, I have just managed to get the registration and feedback form to email responding. The registration was pointing to another page so it works however the feedback (at the bottom of the pages) is directed to a new page and I have just activated that hyperlink. It will work on the pages that I reload but not on the others. Any clues on how to refresh on the server?

[arvana]

Hi PilotPete -- just checking, but are you sure that the issue is not a case of your web browser showing you locally-cached copies of the web pages? Try clearing the cache first and see if that makes a difference; whenever I've run into this kind of problem in the past it has almost always been my browser and not the server that was the source of the problem.

[PilotPete]

Yes I have done that however it is not activating the SSI links.

For instance http://www.amatas.com/information/Me...ssReleases.htm is a page that I have not recently updated and the link to Feedback in the bottom cell is not functioning.

[GiftsForYouBiz]

You figure this out yet?

Could it be your web server is caching the pages? I've not heard of this with CGI includes, but I certainly have with standard ASP.

Just a thought: Try a Meta tag?
<META HTTP-EQUIV="CACHE-CONTROL" CONTENT="NO-CACHE">

http://www.i18nguy.com/markup/metata...#cache-control

And although you already have, just another note to either Shift-Reload or Ctrl-Reload (depending on the browser you're using). Or empty cache and close browser to be really sure.

[martyn-it]

Are they Frontpage includes or real server side includes

http://www.rampant-books.com/mgt_fro...ge_process.htm

Martyn