[ic] include ssi perl code

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Thank u for your help....

Am 26 Feb 2002 um 17:50 hat Ryan Hertz geschrieben:

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Subject:        	Re: [ic] include ssi perl code
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> At 12:17 AM 2/27/02 +0000, Vutura - Internet Multimedia Werbung wrote:
> >i have really some probs to embed a perl coded script into a interchange shop.
> >I read really all mailings - i think - but i found no way!
> >
> >i have a poll script (xpoll.pl) which is for making a poll for the users.
> >It is a really nice script and it works, if a call it directly (in the 
> >cgi-bin) or from a shtml
> >page.
> >
> >now i really donīt know how to include this script in the interchange shop!
> >i tried so many ways - i get crazy - i think...
> >
> >- include seems not to be for perl scripts
> >- in globalsub & [pearl][/pearl]
> 
> I hope you actually use [perl], not [pearl].
> 

yes sure...

> 
> >   i get no error messages so it is very difficult to change the script
> >   - it needs some config files - and i donīt know the dir...
> >   - it uses print instead of return
> 
> I think that is the major problem.  Print goes to STDOUT, which isn't what 
> you think it is with Interchange.
> 

i think so too...

> 
> >- the ssi.pm seems no more to be downloadable - because the link fails.
> >- the executer is a java implementation and i donīt like java at all - so 
> >i didnīt try it.
> >- even my normal html files allow ssi now - but not ic
> 
> It isn't really IC that doesn't allow SSI, it is Apache:  You can't SSI 
> inside something that isn't parsed by Apache.  You might as well be asking 
> why your polling script won't include Interchange.
> 
> I think the real solution is to place it in a globalsub.  If it uses file 
> operations and general unSafe things, you'll have to hack around Safe.  Of 
> course, if all the script does is allow voting, you might as well write 
> your own that is native to Interchange.  It can't be that complex of a 
> script.  This way, you could write hooks into the userDB and perhaps allow 
> voting on products, etc...  and then share with the community.  :-)
> 

the script is not so easy at all - i don't have the time to write it myself...
is there no other solution?

the script: http://www.vutura.de/cgi-bin/hbpoll/xpoll.pl

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