Converting an include filename prior to including

Hi,
I have several include files that have the .shtml extension
in the filename. The .shtml files, however, only contain simple
html. I need to use the shtml file extension because of a
requirement from my host. Long story.
Anyway, I use the following entry for the include in my
news.php file: <?php include('franchise_header.shtml'); ?>
When the news.php file is uploaded to the server and
processed, php finds the ***.shtml file and wants to process it as
a SSI file. Once that happens, I get errors. What I need to achieve
is to get php to see the file as 'franchise_header.txt'. Once the
includes have the .txt file extension everything works fine since
php see the txt extension and drops the html into the area I need
it without further processing. But I don't want to physically
change the file names on the includes.
***Question: Is there a way, through php, to take the .shtml
file extension and convert it to .txt dynamically and then run the
include command after that?
thanks!!! I couldn't find any information via web
research.

Server-side includes require at least two files -
1. The parent file - the one that calls the include.
2. The include file - the one being included.
The parent file MUST be named with an extension that triggers
a server
parse. If the include is an ordinary HTML include, that
extension can be
*.shtm(l), or *.asp, or, if your host has enabled server
parsing for all
file extensions, then it doesn't matter what you name it.
The include file has no naming restriction - you could name
it
'foo.monkeybutt' if you wanted, and it would still work.
Now that we have that out of the way, does this mean that
your host wants
you to name the include file with this extension?
> I need to use the shtml
> file extension because of a requirement from my host.
If so, the host is a moron. Otherwise, I am sure you have
misinterpreted
the host's requirements.
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> Hi,
>
> I have several include files that have the .shtml
extension in the
> filename.
> The .shtml files, however, only contain simple html. I
need to use the
> shtml
> file extension because of a requirement from my host.
Long story.
>
> Anyway, I use the following entry for the include in my
news.php file:
> <?php
> include('franchise_header.shtml'); ?>
>
> When the news.php file is uploaded to the server and
processed, php finds
> the
> ***.shtml file and wants to process it as a SSI file.
Once that happens,
> I get
> errors. What I need to achieve is to get php to see the
file as
> 'franchise_header.txt'. Once the includes have the .txt
file extension
> everything works fine since php see the txt extension
and drops the html
> into
> the area I need it without further processing. But I
don't want to
> physically
> change the file names on the includes.
>
> ***Question: Is there a way, through php, to take the
.shtml file
> extension
> and convert it to .txt dynamically and then run the
include command after
> that?
>
> thanks!!! I couldn't find any information via web
research.
>

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<% End If %>Thanks for anyone who can convert this to a Java script for me. I am a designer first, programming novice....

I want to change this VB Script into Java for use in
Dreamweaver
<% If rsCalendarDetails("images") <> "" Then
%>
<img
src="images/calendarphotos<%=(rsCalendarDetails.Fields
.Item("images").Value)%>">
<% Else %>
<images src="images/calendarphotos/nopix.gif">
<% End If %>Thanks for anyone who can convert this to a Java
script for me. I am a designer first, programming
novice....Okay first of all Java and JavaScript are not the same things. But as that code does database access I would say that you do in fact mean Java.
Probably JSP or servlets. But what you have posted isn't nearly enough information because you will have to convert everything including the bits where you connect to the datasource and execute your query.
You should probably go somewhere where you can pay someone to write this for you. It probably won't cost you much for a straight conversion (which may not be ideal but apparently is what you want).

Converting an include filename prior to including

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