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Server Side Include

Server Side Include: SSI is a technology used with HTML pages. Some specific tags in HTML are processed and replaced on the server to dynamically include content that is not part of the original HTML.

This technology is, therefore, an alternative to inserting portions of information that are constantly updated, without the need for pages to be regenerated to receive and display such information.

The decision of when to use SSI and when to regenerate the page comes from the need to analyze whether the page should be static or not, and whether it should be generated with each update. Check the SSI scenario in page cache with this technology.

Overwrite default: By enabling this property, it will be possible to change the Server Side Include configuration for the page;
Enabled: By default, the configuration of server side include (SSI) is automatically calculated. This means it is automatically set to "yes" when any page interface is enabled with SSI. Thus, when the page is cached, an HTML file with the SHTML extension will be generated.

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