Doesn't make a whole lot of sense to do so, but include virtual should
work just fine.
-Rasmus
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Christian Dechery wrote:
> Can't I
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> or
> or
> ???
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> I'm trying to, the script works fine if I load it normally, but as an include
> in a shtml (server parsed) file it alwa
>this will work, however:
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that is the problem... THIS is not working...
I have my html file like this:
index.shtml
... stuff...
and it's not working... there are 4 "include virtual"'s on this page...
this would be the 5th... all of them work,why not this one?
_
>You could just do a rename *.shtml *.php under
>DOS or UNIX or cp *.shtml ./*.php then
>use some sort of regex program/function to replace
>the internal links.
I'm not willing to change my entire site (which have over 3.000 html files)
just because PHP can't do something... I'd rather work som
you can include through http ,I did it even remotly and it works fine but
slow, see in manual how to read files through http
-almir
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Can't I
or
or
???
I'm trying to, the script wor
virtual (PHP 3, PHP 4 )
Perform an Apache sub-request
int virtual (string filename)
Virtual() is an Apache-specific function which is equivalent to in mod_include. It performs an
Apache sub-request. It is useful for including CGI scripts or .shtml files,
or anything else that you would parse thr
>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
>
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
>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.
>Is there a reason you not using PHP's include method
>to do this?
>Rename your shtml file to have a PHP extension, replace
>the SSI instructions with PHP functions. You should
>be good to go.
I don't wanna rename all my shtml files (which are a LOT) and change all
my links to .php in files like
Wow, error messages are getting better these days ;-)
Are you running PHP as a CGI interpreter or a server module?
-Original Message-
From: Christian Dechery [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 March 2001 16:20
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] include virtual, file or exec cgi?
Is there a reason you not using PHP's include method
to do this?
Rename your shtml file to have a PHP extension, replace
the SSI instructions with PHP functions. You should
be good to go.
-Brian
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