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Originally posted by Cyndalie
View source of http://SmutDrs.com - every peice of code on that site is from an include, there is 0 static content on the page, including the head and foot tags. I know it is includes and cfm plugins, I have seen the source. In order to optimize the head tags I had to optimize the content in the included file, so although you can see it from the web, when you look at the page on the server, all you see it the include tag, and NOT the actualy head code content. Trust me, I know what I'm talking about. The reason why they are the same on every page is because ITS PULLING FROM THE SAME INCLUDE HEADER FILE!!!
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How do you look on the server at the file? There's the key missunderstanding. As I have posted before google spider sees what the server sees in term of source code.... You can get the cached sites from SmutDrs....
On the servers you can even have Lynx call a php or asp or cfm page then dump it to a temp file and then view the temp file. all you see in there is static html and no includes....
As soon as there is a http request and the http server is configured to parse files then they will be parsed....
As pointed out by MisterX before, if you don't do a http request (e.g. ftp or ssh) then you will get the originial file with all includes... even wget will result in a "static" html page.