Wayne Connolly wrote: > Micah, > > Thanks mate- i know we chatted on IRC but just thought someone else may > be able to provide some insight. > > Cheers and thanks, > Wayne
Well It's just impossible over wget to do this, because wget only get's the output a client will get on visiting you page with no php-code inside at all... I don't know how good you can separate the includes... but if you can separate them you can generate such a page and place an >>echo '<?php include "page.php"; ?>';<< inside your source code instead of the include. You could also switch between real and fake include on a cookie-basis (wget supports cookies) Maybe you got some inspirations... Matthias
