Our server supports server side includes. This includes directives such as
<!--#include virtual="/filename">
that is used to include another document within an HTML document.
For performance reasons, our HTTP servers are configured to
recognize server side includes only in documents named with
the .shtml suffix. That is, if you decide to use
the include directive as illustrated earlier, the name of your
document must end with .shtml (and not .html or .htm).
If you have an .htaccess file in your directory make sure it includes the following options:
Options All
Here is an example for using the exec cgi directive in a Server Side Included document.
Source for http://sharedhosting.net/support/ssi/example.shtml:
<!--#exec cgi="test.cgi" -->
And, source for http://sharedhosting.net/support/ssi/test.cgi:
#!/bin/sh echo Content-type: text/plain echo echo This is an output from test.cgi
Please note that for SSI to work your public_html directory must be world readable by executing the following command in your home directory:
chmod a+rx public_html