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Q: I've had a quick go with the 'quick build' and have just one question you might be able to help with. I have a comments form and use SSI for adverts, bottom menu and Page Last Updated, the SSI snippets don't work, I'm not too well up on coding so I probably need to add them a different way, have you any idea how I might get them to work with the .php pages?

A: This is probably because the your server is not set up to run SSI in a php page. However you may be able to rename your .php form files with a .html extension and php may still run, this also depends upon your server setup. You could give it a quick try and see what happens. If it does not run you could ask your host about running SSI in php pages? Alternatively you could use the php include function instead of SSI, details are here http://php.net/manual/en/function.include.php . Basically you would have something in your page code like <? php include 'file.html'; ?> . Using this your included file should be either html or a php code. One more alternative would be to use your current form page and use the Form Action method (see the Help file) to process the form. This way you have a separate form and processing code and all you need to do is point your current form to the processing code file.

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