Can I get IIS to add (inject) HTML to every page it serves?

Question

I would like to add HTML code to every page that runs IIS 6. It serves static HTML for the most part. Can IIS or extension do this? I need some control over how and where HTML is entered, in this case before the tag. Thanks for your suggestions!

Answer 1

I suppose the only thing you can do is insert a document footer (on the Documents tab).

Answer 2

If you are familiar with ASP.NET, you can write an HTTP Response Filter .

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Filter System.IO.Stream. System.IO.Stream( ) .

Answer 3

In IIS itself, you can add a footer that works great for a copyright line or similar. If you want more control in order to truly “enter”, I would create an HTTP (.NET) handler that processes .html requests and adds what you need.

If you're an “old school,” use ISAPI filters instead. Too much work for my tastes.