: If the "proper piece" isn't showing, check that the file path is absolute (starting with / ) or relative to the current directory, and that the included file actually exists on the server.
The phrase "view shtml updated" a specific footprint typically found in the footer or metadata of older web pages that use Server Side Includes (SSI) view shtml updated
For these commands to work, your server must have SSI enabled , which is usually signaled by the .shtml file extension. : If the "proper piece" isn't showing, check
Open your browser’s Developer Tools (F12). Go to the Network tab. Check the box that says “Disable cache” (while DevTools is open). This ensures every single request for your SHTML file is a fresh request. your server must have SSI enabled