in reply to SSI includes vs. require
Now to your question.
I gather that you wish to create some dynamic web-pages. SSI is indeed one way to do so, but it is not the most flexible. As already said it will simply include the output of a script or file (which could be a Perl script or anything else which can be run in your webserver and provides output).
A much more useful, flexible and interesting way of making dynamic websites is by using a templating system such as The Template Toolkit (but there are many others) or by handcrafting your HTML through Perl and the CGI-module. Have a look at these and see how infinite the possibilities are for using Perl in the World Wide Web!
And of course the not-to-be-missed CGI-course of Ovid is a good start.
CountZero
"If you have four groups working on a compiler, you'll get a 4-pass compiler." - Conway's Law
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