Thanks. I took the route of running a double pipe to a php command to send it the php text and read the results of it after processing.
That was helpful. -----Original Message----- From: Perrin Harkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 8:57 AM To: Crispin Bivans Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Mixing Apache::Filter with other mods like mod_php On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 12:48, Crispin Bivans wrote: > Situation: I have a custom templating package that will lookup translation texts > based off of keywords so we can use 1 html file for all 8-9 languages. I've made it > part of an Apache::Filter list that also run's Apache::SSI so that any server side > includes in the html file will also get run. There is also some mod_php code (a php > require line that pulls in a different page graphic everytime they refresh the page) > that I need to also 'run' as part of the web page. [...] > How can I make this work? You can't in apache 1.x. In apache 2.x there is the ability to filter content in this way, but the filtering done in 1.x by Apache::Filter is really just at the mod_perl level so it can't deal with additional apache modules. The only way to actually get the PHP code to run is to make a separate request with something like LWP back to the server to run a PHP page, or maybe run it through the separate PHP executable with a system call. - Perrin
