Re: #include file tag in HTML: possible issues?

[pg_vlad () hotmail com]

This doesn't sound like a good practice from any standpoint. What language are we talking about here? Interpreted, or 
compiled? I think the chances of a malicious #include insertion could be lessened in a compiled application, it would 
be possible to do so from an interpreted application as well, though I personally would avoid this type behaviour at 
all costs. I think the time needed to redeploy the new #include would offset a malicious use of it and then trying to 
play cleanup.

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