[thelist] using SSI within a .cgi page
David Prowak
prowak at yahoo.com
Tue Apr 24 16:17:54 CDT 2001
Marty,
I'm trying to allow my users to update a portion of
a CGI created page. (They need to add some text to
the heading of the page.) All that I've read about
SSI indicated it might be a good solution towards
allowing the users the ability to update a small
portion of their site. Then I read about the .shtml
requirement, and that's why I posted.
I could get the CGI script to write the actual SSI
statement, but still the page would not have a .shtml
extension.
Back to the drawing board I guess....
--- Marty Landman <marty at face2interface.com> wrote:
> At Tuesday 4/24/01 03:27 PM, David Prowak wrote:
>
> >I want to add some SSIs to a page that currently
> >a Perl CGI, using the .cgi extension.
> >
> >For SSI to be parsed correctly, I've read that I
> have
> >to use a .shtml extension. How can I do this when
> the
> >CGI script I'm using requires a .cgi extention?
>
> David,
>
> Either I'm misunderstanding you or you're missing
> the point of using server
> side includes.
>
> You can't do what you're asking about. If you'd like
> to have your CGI
> benefit from some common code, you can put that
> common code into other
> files and then use the Perl 'require' function. Or
> learn about object
> oriented programming and use a package instead. The
> first is easier to
> start learning OOP and I recommend it for starters.
>
> I'm assuming that your Perl program is printing out
> a webpage as its
> result. SSI is used to embed one or more instances
> of static data on the
> server or server program generated output within a
> static page.
>
> Marty
>
>
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