If you are trying to do these by hand, you're going to quickly run into major problems with SSI inclusions like this. It's much much much better to use something like Apache::SSI if you want to use the SSI mechanism, or a template solution (HTML::Template, Template, etc etc), if you want something a bit more robust for perl to handle.
Dr. Michael K. Neylon - mneylon-pm@masemware.com
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I cant use a mod in this case. Thats why I need an expression.
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There is no reason that you can't use a module. Sure, you might not be able to install it in the standard locations, but if you find a module that you want to use, simply install it into a directory that you have control of, and then use the use lib functionality to point perl to use that.
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