Re: Converting PHP file

[Mike Blezien]

Not having much background in PHP, that's what I am trying to figure out, is how 
to grab the file after it's been generated by the PHP script, to create the 
static HTML file... I know this is not the proper list for this question, but I 
was hoping someone on the list may have done this, and could offer some 
suggestions :)

thx's
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>> George Schlossnagle wrote:
On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 01:32  PM, Mike Blezien wrote:

Thanks George,... we are considering issues you've noted below, and 
are looking into that too.

Basically we want to take the PHP file as it would be displayed in the 
browser and convert it to a plain static HTML file. It maybe a waste 
of time tho.


Without really understanding your situation, that sounds like a better 
plan to me.  I would request the page using a tool like wget, curl, or 
Perl's LWP::Simple and dump the output to a file.  That would be much 
more efficient.  Or if you have the PHP scripts, you can just run the 
PHP cgi/cli on them to generate their output and capture it to a file.

George






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