On Fri, 13 Jul 2001, Cliff Woolley wrote:
> duplicating functionality that's already built in to mod_include,
> including the parser and the pre-defined SSI tags. But it's not the
> easiest approach and might not be the most appropriate in this case,
> especially given the below:
I don't want lose functionality, of course :)
>
> > can I access to my databases from mod_include code?
>
> You can if you write the interface for it. =-)
Well.. then I can! :)
> Consider using PHP. It's got drivers for lots of DB's built in, and
> instead of defining custom tags, you can just have a library of
> pre-defined functions called banner(), shop(), etc. Stick a call to the
> appropriate function in a PHP tag, and the function dumps out the
> necessary HTML. That's way easier to code and maintain and probably a
> better match for what you're trying to do.
PHP or JSP can be a good solution, but I would like keep
independence between design and code.
Note: Since this is not -now- a Apache question, I've post a story about
this topic to http://www.improveyourweb.com [(a php nuke web page that I
am starting this weeks) - if you can give me your feedback, thanks!.].
Best regards,
Carlos.
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