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Doesn't sound right. I don't use infolinks and can't deal with the infolinks code specifically. Hopefully someone else can. But I do think it should be possible to use includes someway. I wouldn't give up on the idea.
Are you saying that part of an include came up but just not the infolink? I'm sure you considered this, but if nothing came up it sounds like the include itself is just not being picked up. It is really easy to miss a errant space or something that blocks loading. If the infolink code is alone in the include file I would add (temporarily) a paragraph/word or two separately before or after the infolink code and try it to make sure the include is loading.
I use php includes and php sends straight html to the site with code from the include page substituted directly into the page. The html page ends up just the same as if the php and include codes/pages didn't exist. I cannot see how this could be any different than if it were in individual pages. Are you using php or a different type of include?
Sorry if this isn't much help. Good luck.
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