OK, so I've got an interesting idea/situation. Let me show you want I want to
do first. I know this doesn't work but it's the quickest way to explain what I
am trying to do.
<!--#set var="title" value="<!--#include
virtual="/cgi-bin/FS/details.cgi?ID=$QUERY_STRING"-->"-->
I didn't think that would work, but I had to try.
The second thing you should know is that Apache 2 is out of the question (for
now). Our sysadmin is working on this, but I can't use it in the meantime....
So, the next idea was to either change an environment variable in a perl script
and then access it through the next SSI (I know this is scary dangerous, but I
was trying things, figured I clean thing up on a step by step basis):
<!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/FS/details.cgi?ID=$QUERY_STRING"-->
<!--#set var="title" value="$REQUEST_METHOD"-->
But of course the changes to that environmental variable made in my script go
away once the script is done.
Anyone have any helpful ideas on this one? I know I could have a cgi print out
all the html and have that be that. But I want to have this page use a
standard pair of headers and footers that the rest of the site uses.
Thanks.
--Alex
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