Re: [PHP] #exec and php together

[Paolo Ciraci]

 The problem with this is that, by default, Apache will ONLY parse 
 PHP code if the extension matches the PHP extension in 
 httpd.conf.  You could add .htm and .html to that extension match 
 if you'd like, and that could possibly do it.

No, that is not the problem.

I don't want the .htm file parsed by Apache server.
I want to include the output of php into an html file.

I've also tried to specify the full path of php executable into 
hello.htm with the following:

!--#exec cgi=/usr/local/bin/php -q /v/www/hello.php --

without success.



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Re: [PHP] #exec and php together

[Kurt Lieber]

First question is why not just use PHP for both parts?  i.e.

?php
include(hello.php)
?

I'd guess the reason your second example doesn't work is because PHP isn't
being called to parse the page.  even though you're calling a php page with
your SSI, the destination page is named *.htm meaning that PHP won't be
involved.

So, I'd say you're going to need to rename the file to *.php in order to get
it to work.  (or change your file associations so .htm is associated with
the PHP cgi.

--kurt
- Original Message -
From: Paolo Ciraci [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 10:16 AM
Subject: [PHP] #exec and php together


 I'm trying to include the output of a php script into a standard html
 file via SSI #exec.

 The following is a sample php file (hello.php):

 ?php
 echo Hello World!\n;
 ?

 and the following is the sample html file (hello.htm):

 HTML
 BODY
 !--#exec cgi=hello.php --
 /BODY
 /HTML

 both files are in the same directory.

 If I issue http://www.mysite.com/hello.php
 the script works well and I obtain the page showing the message
 Hello World!

 but if I try http://www.mysite.com/hello.htm
 I obtain an empty page.

 My system is BSDI 4.1 + Apache 1.3.11 + PHP 4.0.3pl1 (both module and
 cgi version) but I've tested the same example on a Window NT 4 +
 Apache 1.3.12 + PHP 4.0.3pl1 (cgi version) without success.

 Any idea, suggestion ?

 Thanks.


 Dr. Paolo Ciraci
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