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Setting the Document Footer
To change the character set, follow these steps:
From the Class Manager, click the Content Management tab.
1.
Click International Characters.
2.
Choose Entire Server from the resource picker to apply your change to the
3.
whole class, or navigate to the document root for a specific virtual server, or to
a specific directory or within a specific virtual server.
Set the character set for all or part of the server.
4.
If you leave this field blank, the character set is set to NONE.
Click OK.
5.
For more information, see the online help for the International Characters page.
Setting the Document Footer
You can specify a document footer, which can include the last-modified time, for
all the documents in a certain section of the server. This footer works for all files
except output of CGI scripts or parsed HTML (.shtml) files. If you need your
document footer to appear on CGI-script output or parsed HTML files, enter your
footer text into a separate file and add a line of code or another server-side include
to append that file to the page's output.
To set the document footer, follow these steps:
From the Class Manager, click the Content Management tab.
1.
Click Document Footer.
2.
Choose Entire Server from the resource picker to apply your change to the
3.
whole class, or navigate to the document root for a specific virtual server, or to
a specific directory or within a specific virtual server.
If you choose a directory, the document footer applies only when the server
receives a URL for that directory or any file in that directory.
Specify the type of files that you want to have include the footer.
4.
Specify the date format.
5.
Type any text you want to have appear in the footer.
6.
The maximum number of characters for a document footer is 765. If you want
to include the date the document was last modified, type the string
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