The #include script element allows the template designer to import a
local file, which is then inserted into the location where the #include
directive is defined. The contents of the file are not rendered through the template
engine. For security reasons, the file to be included may only be under TEMPLATE_ROOT.
#include( "one.txt" )The file to which the #include directive refers is enclosed in quotes. If more than one file will be included, they should be separated by commas.
#include( "one.gif","two.txt","three.htm" )The file being included need not be referenced by name; in fact, it is often preferable to use a variable instead of a filename. This could be useful for targeting output according to criteria determined when the page request is submitted. Here is an example showing both a filename and a variable:
#include( "greetings.txt", $seasonalstock )