No, I don't believe you can "include" a perl module. What you will have to do, depends on what the perl module does.
If you need to pass parameters between PHP and Perl, take a look at the PHP 'passthru' function. You might also want to look at 'exec'. Alternatively, you could get your PHP script to output html with the perl script as a link that the user can click on, or as the action of a form. Greg Sites4All Limited www.sites4all.co.uk --- In [email protected], "Gordon Stewart" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > Ive designed a FAQ section to a site - in PHP... > > The rest of the site is in Perl / CGI (im not too hot on that)... > > However, Im thinking of accessing one of their perl modules, to > include in my PHP script. > > (im away for 2-3 nights, back on weekend) > > QUESTION :- Can we simply use the PHP "include" command to run a Perl > script ? - Or is there anything special we need to do ? > > -- > G > NZ community groups - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Freecycle Auckland :- > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AucklandFreecycle/ >
