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Changing an include file will affect all the pages that link to it such as a navigation bar. Suppose you want certain pages to display a certain navigation bar not available on other pages. Which is the BEST method to do this?

  1. Write a separate include file for those unique pages.

  2. Forget the include file. It is easier to just put the unique menu in using HTML code.

  3. Have the include file test for the type of page and then print out the correct menu.


Correct Option: C

Which of these page extensions WILL NOT recognize and execute an include file?

  1. .shtml

  2. .shtm

  3. .stm

  4. .html

  5. .asp


Correct Option: D

AI Explanation

To answer this question, we need to understand the concept of server-side includes (SSI) and the file extensions that support them.

Server-side includes (SSI) allow web developers to include or insert the content of one file into another file during the server's response to a client's request.

Let's go through each option to understand which file extensions will not recognize and execute an include file:

Option A) .shtml - This option is correct. The .shtml extension is commonly used for files that contain server-side includes (SSI). It recognizes and executes include files.

Option B) .shtm - This option is correct. The .shtm extension is also commonly used for files that contain server-side includes (SSI). It recognizes and executes include files.

Option C) .stm - This option is correct. The .stm extension is also commonly used for files that contain server-side includes (SSI). It recognizes and executes include files.

Option D) .html - This option is correct. The .html extension does not typically recognize and execute include files. It is a static file extension and does not support server-side includes.

Option E) .asp - This option is incorrect. The .asp extension is commonly used for Active Server Pages (ASP) and supports server-side includes. It recognizes and executes include files.

The correct answer is Option D) .html. This option is correct because the .html extension will not recognize and execute include files.

Which is the correct format of an include statement?


Correct Option: B
  1. At the beginning to keep the code neat and tidy.

  2. Anywhere in the code where it is actually needed.


Correct Option: A
  1. At the beginning to keep the code neat and tidy

  2. Anywhere in the code where it is actually needed.


Correct Option: B
  1. The include file is in the same directory as the file that is requesting it.

  2. The include file is in another directory away from the file that is requesting it.


Correct Option: A