This sounds like more of a php question than a perl question, but either way, there is not enough info given to make that determination or to offer any suggestions. when you submit the search, does it call search.phtml, or does it call the perl script directly? what's output by the perl script?
sorry, there's just not enough info..
-Syn0 | [reply] |
Umm no not really. I did manage a dead simple workaround thou...
OPEN (IN, "/tmp/include.inc");
while (<IN>){ print;}
close IN;
does exactly what the include tag does.
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Trying to use PHP inside Perl isn't going to work as you'd think, is it? I'd suggest either including the results of the script into the PHP, or getting Perl to read in the PHP header, but this will be bad if someone embeds some PHP code within it at a later date.
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RatArsed | [reply] |
Hm,
your httpd.conf might need a line as:
AddHandler cgi-script .pl
also.
Did you check your result.pl for what it produces? Does it write a new document header, eg. if it would use cgi.pm's objects.
Then it would seem that you force your server to process a processed document.
How does your search.pl look alike, is there a target set as an argument for the form which might force the clients browser to show the result in a new window?
Well you might try to use apaches ability (other http servers have this as well) to process server side includes.
then your code would look alike:
<html>
<!--#include virtual="/1337/common_inc/top_section.inc"-->
<head>
</head>
<body>
<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/1337/search.pl"-->
</body>
</html>
But I would recommend to clearly review the code of your above named perl scripts (and check what they return, simplest call them from a shell) and make sure they behave as you think they do. And you might think about uniting both scripts, or utilizing the one or the other.
Have a nice day
All decision is left to your taste | [reply]
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