> The next feature I want to add is a commenting system. I want the reader to > be able to click on a hyperlink for "comments" which will then execute a .cgi > script. The .cgi script will then render a page including all of the comments > people have posted in regards to the news article in question. The question I > have is, how do I pass a value to a script from a hyperlink so that the > script renders the correct set of comments? Encode you hyperlink like this. http://cgi.zipworld.com.au/~bhandley/cgidump.r?your-id=123456789 Which would be the same as if a HTML form was submitted with an input element of "your-id" that value 123456789. > I have thought of another option, albeit more cumbersome. During the time the > main script creates object expressions for the news articles themselves, the > script could create a separate .cgi script just for that article. Probably overkill. > But how can I write a script to a directory and then make the script executable all at > the same time? I'm thinking the web server will see the .cgi extension and > assign it executable status, but I'm not sure that is always the case. I'm little curious about this myself. Hope this was what you wanted. Brett.

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