Re^3: Perl and html

Hi, That was my original idea. But the problem is the page html menu links. The html page and the script are in diferent locations...which is a mess...How can I give back the html page in the right place?...

:) So now you know what you have to fix, fix the links

Several approaches, mostly, have the original page simply call / redirect / link to the "program", and have the program present all the html with all the links fixed

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Re^4: Perl and html by kepler (Scribe) on Sep 05, 2015 at 07:38 UTC
I thought in a solution: to execute a php script and call the perl script. That way I could submit the page to itself. Problem: I'm trying the command $result = shell('perl script.pl $arg'); with arg equal to, for instance, 'number=1000'. It' not working... :(	[reply]
Re^5: Perl and html by Anonymous Monk on Sep 05, 2015 at 08:20 UTC
I thought in a solution: to execute a php script and call the perl script. :/ You're not the only one to think of that solution I think its such a great idea, I often suggest they do one better and use this workaround If you want http://example.com/foo.html to be a an alias for /cgi-bin/program configure your web server to make it a program	[reply]