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5.9 Common Errors

There are two common errors that you can make when using Server Side Includes. First, you should not forget the "#" sign:

<!--echo var="REMOTE_USER"-->

Second, do not add extra spaces between the "-" sign and the "#" character:

<!-- #echo var="REMOTE_USER"-->

If you make either of these two mistakes, the server will not give you an error; rather it will treat the whole expression as an HTML comment.


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