Re: SSI and PerlHandler

[Simon_Wilcox]

You might use Apache::Filter and chain your output into Apache::SSI.

      Works for me but ymmv :-)

      Simon Wilcox
      Williams Lea Group.



>From   "Jim Sproull" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>          Date      14:34:15   16 August
       2000

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Subject:  SSI and PerlHandler




Hello All,

 I currently have a PerlHandler that simply appends some data to all
outgoing text/html files.  In my .htaccess file:

        SetHandler perl-script
        PerlHandler AddHtml


 Then in the AddHtml.pm file:

.......
        ## Print the page asis
        my $rqh = Apache::File->new($r->filename)
                    || return DECLINED;
        ## Print the content
        $r->send_http_header();
        $r->send_fd($rqh);

       ## Append the secret message
       $r->print("\n\n Hi!");
........


 It works well for the most part, but there are a few quirks: 1) text/html
output from cgi scripts isn't modified and 2) all server-parsed .shtml SSI
directives are ignored.
 I just bought the "Writing Apache Modules" book, but haven't been able to
find a quick fix to my problem (I guess I /am/ lazy).  Is there a Handler
stage in which I can gain access to all parsed/compiled html right before it
gets spit out to the client?

Thanks,
Jim Sproull
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