Not sure if this is the right group, so if anyone has a better
suggestion please let me know.

I run Apache 2.x under Win2K for development, but host on a *nix box.

Currently I have a set of pages that uses SSI include virtual commands
to embed common content into all the pages. I have a navigation panel
that I want to behave a certain way. When that particular page is being
viewed, I want to change the text link to a different style, as a visual
clue what page is being viewed.

This works perfectly on my system at home, but when uploaded to my host,
I get an error for the external file that is being called in. I have no
idea why it would work at home and not on my host. As far as I can see
I'm using XSSI commands but the host server should be able to handle
them, it is 1.3.34. All other included files work fine.

Here is an example of what the external file does:

<!--#if expr = "'$DOCUMENT_NAME' = 'contact.shtml'"-->
<div style="line-height:2">Contact Us</div>
<!--#else-->
<div style="line-height:2"><a href="contact.shtml">Contact
Us</a></div>
<!--#endif -->

What happens is, when each page is loaded, it spits out an error "[an
error occurred while processing this directive]". Visit
http://www.softouch.on.ca/ssi/index.shtml to see what I mean.

If anyone has a clue why this might be happening I would appreciate some
ideas.
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