>How do I add Embperl as an Output Filter?
The only way it works for now is calling your PHP page from Embperl, like
[- Execute ({subreq => '/uri/path/to/foo.php'}) -]
So you can use Embperl::Object:
Embperl_Object_Base base.epl
Embperl_Appname phpfilter
and in base.epl you write
[-
$r = shift ;
Execute ({subreq => $r -> param -> unparsed_uri})
-]
Additonaly you should tell Embperl not to read in the POSTed form data,
other wise PHP will not see them by setting
optDisableFormData
Gerald
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