Hi,

I'm trying to speed up my site a bit - and as such, I'm trying to move some of my AJAX scripts into SSI requests (and embed them in the page); 
var booking_json = <!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/links/booking_load.c
+gi?linkid=<%ID%>"-->;

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This works fine... but the problem I'm having, is that the page is actually SLOWER now :(

HTML page before: 213ms
HTML page after: 618ms

As such, that slows the rest of the requests down as well (as its got to wait for the HTML to render)

So my question.... should/is mod_perl being used for the SSI requests? Or so I need to do anything specific to invoke it?

EDIT: I found this post: http://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/perl/perlnut/ch11_05.htm ....however, when I try:

<!--#perl sub="Apache::Include" arg="/cgi-bin/links/spots_load_new.cgi?catid=0&linkid=45&t=espanol"-->

I get an an error occurred while processing this directive error... and then this in the error log: [Wed Dec 02 08:26:33 2015] [error] [client 81.174.134.33] unknown directive "perl" in parsed doc /home/public_html/espanol/Detailed/45-test2.html

Thanks!

Andy

In reply to Using mod_perl, with SSI? by ultranerds

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