I have a website with Godaddy and my hosting plan is Windows with IIS7. I made a test page with an SSI include to see if it works on their server, which, according to the hosting plan it should. But it doesn't.

I've contacted them too but would like to know if someone else had this problem and how they overcame it. Is there something I might be missing?

It's a pretty straight-forward SSI include like:

Locally, on my IIS 7, I have configured the web server to handle "htm" file SSI includes with the appropriate HTTP Handler/Module.

I can't find any way to do that on the GoDaddy remote server, though I suspect I shouldn't be able to do that on their server either. But they should have htm support SSI.

Have you had a similar problem?

Update Strangely though, the SSI includes work for .shtml pages. I want them to work for .htm and .html pages as well. I can't keep changing all the pages on my website and break all existing links and update every anchor tag's href attribute. It would be much easier to define an ISAPI filter on their server to handle .htm files with SSI statements in them.

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