We are adding a bunch of new features to our web site. All new work is being done in embperl - all old work was done with mod-perl that had the html code embedded in it. Every page is dynamic, generating results based on user queries of our mysql database. The look and feel of the site also changes depending on the value of the $USER variable. The new code consists of a sandwich epl file that provides header and footer info, a border epl file that creates the left border that is context specific to the body content, and the body epl containing the user requested info. This is all driven off a perl module that accepts user input and does the required queries and sets up the variables for the epl code. We are running late (of course). While we had intended to convert all old scripts that generate the body to embperl, I wondered if there was a temporary solution that would allow the old perl modules to incorporate the header and border epl files - while still using its own embedded html coding to print the body of the page. One snag...we need user information to be passed from the content to header files, as the header design is specific to the user who is viewing the page. Any suggestions gratefully accepted. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
