I have a customer that moved his site to our servers. He has HTML pages that contain CGI/Perl and my knowledge of Perl is limited. His .HTML pages contain code like the following: <icmd name="include" file="header.html"> The above includes work on the .CGI pages but not .HTML, he also has CGI script embeding in the HTML but its wrapped with %{ and }% and I have not been able to find a embed perl module that uses that syntax. I have looked at PEE, Mason, perlembed and Apache::ASP. If you know what module I seek, I would greatly appreciate a link! Or if there is a way to modify one of the above modules to allow use of %{ and }% that would work too. Thanks! Just got FTP access to his up host and uploaded a file to dump all the perl module information, looks like HTML::Template was installed, going to try that.

In reply to What embed perl module do I need to use? by mantralapse

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