IIRC, of course it can't work.
SSI works via the web server replacing the SSI directives when serving out
the pages.
CGI works by sending the output directly to the browser. So the web server
has no chance
to process the SSI directives.
If the only directive you are usinf is 'include', what I did was to write a
sub-routine
to simulate the directive. (Take in a filename as parameter and print out
the contents
of the file.)
Alan Swan
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how do i output an shtml output from a cgi script. i am using the
following
print "Content-type: text/x-server-parsed-html\n\n";
print "<!--#include file=\"commonheader.html\" -->";
but this does not execute the ssi. instead if i make a static shtml page,
it works. maybe for my isp for ssi shtml has to be explicitly given. then
how do i output shtml instead of html from cgi.
i tried to use text/x-server-parsed-html but my browser does not identify
it and asks me to save the calling cgi file.
please help
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