In the world of web development, you’ve likely stumbled upon files with the .shtml extension. Unlike standard .html files, an SHTML file is capable of executing . When someone searches for the term "view shtml," they are typically looking for one of two things: either how to properly render an SHTML file in a browser (as opposed to seeing the raw code), or how to understand the output of an SHTML script on their local or remote server.
Sometimes you need to view the unparsed SHTML code to debug an include path. You can do this by: view shtml
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is essentially a standard HTML document with a special superpower: Server Side Includes (SSI) Sometimes you need to view the unparsed SHTML