When I first started playing with PHP I had been using SSI's. I tried to
find a way that I could get a file that contained SSI's and php to be
parsed, but I haven't seen it done. In Apache it seems like it would be as
easy as adding a handler that parses shtml files as php files, but that
causes the SSI and/or the PHP parser not to run.
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""Christian Dechery"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>you won't be able to use $PHP_SELF, and you will encounter problems with
>passing values via the querystring, but other than that you can use SSI
>to
>call a PHP page.
I don't really need any of this, the script is a simple 15-lines-of-code
image randomizer that shows a random image from a list. It couldn't be
simpler,
but in C it's much more code to write.
So why isn't SSI working with my PHP file? SHould it have chmod 755 or be
in a cgi directory or something like that? I tried everything...
does it make any difference if PHP runs as a DSO module or CGI for me to
use SSI??
. [ Christian Dechery ]
. Webdeveloper @ Tá Na Mesa!
. Listmaster @ Gaita-L
. http://www.tanamesa.com.br
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