Variable list

There now follows a complete list of all server-side include variables available for use in your HTML pages.

Most SSI variables do not need to be housed in the '<>' HTML tags, however, variable-length ones do, and these are detailed at the bottom of the list.

SSI variable	Description
#SSI_DATELONG	Displays the current system date in long 'dd mmmm yyyy' format, eg. 04 January 2001.
#SSI_DATESHORT	Displays the current system date in short dd/mm/yyyy format, eg. 04/01/2001.
#SSI_TIME	Displays the current system time in HH:MM:SS format, eg. 23:02:41.
#SSI_PERIODS	Produces a list of valid periods which are used to replace the fromdate and todate parameters in reports.
#SSI_EXTNGROUP	Produces a list of available extension groups, including the internal 'New Extensions' group which contains newly-discovered extension numbers.
#SSI_TRUNKGROUP	Produces a list of available trunk groups, including the internal 'New Trunks' group which contains newly-discovered trunk numbers.
#SSI_SITELIST	Produces a list of valid sites as found in the SITES.CFG file.
#SSI_REGNAME	Displays the name of the company to whom the software is registered.
#SSI_REMOTEIP	Displays the IP address of the client (ie. the entity that is connecting to the web server).
#SSI_REMOTEHOST	Displays the resolved host name of the client.
#SSI_REMOTEPORT	Displays the request port of the client.
#SSI_LCV	Returns an HTML table containing a copy of the information currently displayed in the live call view list. The table includes the column headers and also any highlighted calls.
#SSI_FIELDS	Produces a drop-down list in the context of an HTML form, containing a list of the fields in the database. Its primary use is for telling a report which field to sort on.
#SSI_STATS:ID	Returns the unique identifier of the set of statistics currently being collected. This could be a numeric form of the current date on which live statistics are being collected.
#SSI_STATS:GROUP	Returns the extension group (if any) that statistics are currently being collected for.
#SSI_STATS:NUMABANDON	Returns the total number of abandoned calls.
#SSI_REMOTEPORT	Displays the request port of the client.
#SSI_LCV	Returns an HTML table containing a copy of the information currently displayed in the live call view list. The table includes the column headers and also any highlighted calls.
#SSI_FIELDS	Produces a drop-down list in the context of an HTML form, containing a list of the fields in the database. Its primary use is for telling a report which field to sort on.
#SSI_STATS:ID	Returns the unique identifier of the set of statistics currently being collected. This could be a numeric form of the current date on which live statistics are being collected.
#SSI_STATS:GROUP	Returns the extension group (if any) that statistics are currently being collected for.
#SSI_STATS:NUMABANDON	Returns the total number of abandoned calls.
#SSI_STATS:NUMANSWERED	Returns the total number of answered calls.
#SSI_STATS:NUMOUTBOUND	Returns the total number of outbound calls.
#SSI_STATS:MAXOUTDURATION	Shows the duration of the longest outbound call. Format is hh:mm:ss.
#SSI_STATS:MAXOUTBY	Shows the name (if any) of the extension responsible for the longest outbound call.
#SSI_STATS:MAXRESPONSEBY	Shows the name (if any) of the extension responsible for the value #SSI_STATS:MAXRESPONSE (above).
#SSI_STATS:MAXWAIT	Shows the maximum wait an incoming caller endured before abandoning. Format is hh:mm:ss.
#SSI_STATS:MAXWAITBY	Shows the name (if any) of the extension responsible for the value #SSI_STATS:MAXWAIT (above).
#SSI_STATS:AVGOUT	Shows the average duration of all outgoing calls in the current statistics set. Format is hh:mm:ss.
#SSI_STATS:AVGRESPONSE	Shows the average response time for all incoming answered calls in the current statistics set. Format is hh:mm:ss.
#SSI_STATS:AVGWAIT	Shows the average time incoming callers wait until abandoning the call. Format is hh:mm:ss.
#SSI_STATS:TOTALOUTDURATION	Shows the total duration of all outgoing calls in the current statistics set. Format is hh:mm:ss.
#SSI_STATS:SMAXRESPONSE	Returns the maximum response time but in the format of seconds only.
#SSI_STATS:SMAXWAIT	Returns the maximum wait time but in the format of seconds only.
#SSI_STATS:SAVGRESPONSE	Returns the average response time in seconds only.
#SSI_STATS:SAVGWAIT	Returns the average wait time but in the format of seconds only.