With Apache 1.3, mod_perl 1.21 How can I gererate multiple pages returned from one request? I don't see how to create the multi-part return, when the data comes from multiple static files: eg. request : www.mysite.com/userdir/index.html When this request comes in and based on some settings in the authen-db, we need to generate not only the data from index.html, but also send the file www.mysite.com/core/info.html which would be opened in another window. And to make things worse - even though I called index.html in my exaple, I really need to trigger the second file whenever "ANY" request comes in to the users directory. This means it may be a static file, a directory listing, or dynamic info created by a module. The last of which is my main problem. I am trying to do this without doing a sepate lwp-request, pulling into a local array and resending - If this is my only way then is it worth it? Wouldn't the performance hit be quite high? 80-90% of the users would require this second page. Are there a better approach? I have found the CGI::Push::do_push, but this only works for dynamic data, or data in a local @array. Is there a way to tie Apache to CGI::Push, and let me pass in a uri? Or have one leg do a lookup_uri($user_request_uri);, and the other do a static $r->lookup("/file.html"); ? do_push(-next_page => \&main_request, -last_page => \&secondary_page, -delay => 0.0, ); sub main_page { my($q,$counter) = @_; # $q, $counter are passed in automagically return undef if $counter >= 2; # second time through it terminates the loop return $r->lookup_uri($user_request_uri); } sub secondary_page { my($q,$counter) = @_; return $r->lookup_file("/some_file.html"); } TIA -