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May 12th, 2001, 06:05 AM
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Executing CGI file within an include .txt file?
Hey all,
This is probably gonna be an easy question for some of you but well here goes. How do I execute a CGI file? (poll_it_ssi) within an included txt file? My site is made up of text files and I want to execute the poll_it_ssi.cgi within my leftmenu.txt. When I put in the code to execute it it just prints it in the execute line and nothing happens? Thanks - Phantom Last edited by Phantom : May 12th, 2001 at 06:08 AM.
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May 16th, 2001, 11:14 PM
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Are you telling me that you have .txt files instead of .html or any other regular webpage extensions? If I get you straight, you have a leftmenu.txt with CGI code in it and you want it to process the CGI code instead of displaying it? One solution: change the extensions of the files, make your leftmenu.txt into leftmenu.html and the CGI code should be processed properly.
.txt files are text files and browsers turn into a read-only word processor when the URL leads to a .txt file and displays everything as a normal text file (instead of an HTML page where server code can be processed like you wanted)
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