Author: Alexander Barkov Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Message: Do you mean you put Perl instructions into search.htm file? And you want Perl to insert generated HTML instead of Perl code instead? This will not work. search.cgi cannot process perl instructions, it just sends them to browsers as is. If you want to insert generated HTML into search results pages, you have to use includes support, provided by search.cgi. Syntax depends on version being used. In 3.2.x it looks like this:
<!INCLUDE Content="http://servername/scriptname.pl";> > > I wrapped the search.html page in a perl cgi, which added some > dynamic html. It seems that none of my generated html is passed > to the browser (it just ignores it). > > I've tried putting my generated html in the <bottom> and <noquery> tags, >and it just don't show in the browser. I know the perl is good. > > > This is simplified for testing, but it still does not display anything. It does, >however, when I run it on the command line... > > foreach $Directory (@Directories){ > my @Parts=reverse(split(/\//,$Directory)); > my $Name=shift(@Parts); > chomp $Name; > if ($Name!~/^.*(cgi|html)$/){ > print <<EOF; > <tr><td><a >href="$Name/">$Name</a></td></tr> > EOF > } > > Reply: <http://www.mnogosearch.org/board/message.php?id=4458> ___________________________________________ If you want to unsubscribe send "unsubscribe general" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
