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IIS Footer
Is there a script or process that can enable IIS to strip the </body></html> tags from pages?
If I want to use a footer which includes HTML code then it is inserted at the very bottom of the page which invalidates the HTML. Cheers, Degs |
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IIS only sends what you give it to send, although if you configure an automatic footer in the IIS configuration it may add the closing tags after the footer is included. The help on adding a footer in IIS 5.1 says to just put in formatting tags in the footer file.
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ok, thanks
![]() Do you know of any other method that would enable a footer to be included on every page but stripping the original pages </body> & </html> tags if they exist? I know JS could be used, but I would prefer a Server-Side solution. I thought of Replace() but you are required to give it a string. |
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No. If you configure an IIS footer is the page structure messed up if the original page has /body and /html tags? (I've never used automatic footers)
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ok. cheers
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