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[users@httpd] To what extent can SSI and PHP be combined?
Is there any way to get #includes with SSI expanded inside a page that
has a PHP extension, or, conversely, any way to get PHP to execute when
it is brought into a page via #include?
I'm having a lot of trouble with pages that require some sort of PHP
coding, as I also want to use SSI to bring in standard parts of the
page, but I can't figure out if or how they can both be combined.
Any pointers to what's allowed or possible? My Web search has been
inconclusive. My impression is that #include files can't contain PHP
code, and PHP pages cannot contain #includes. PHP has its own include
function, of course, but this apparently doesn't expand the included
file the way SSI does, it just reads it into the current page. And SSI
will expand a file with #include, but it won't give it to PHP, so any
PHP code is ignored.
Are there any solutions to this problem?
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Re: [users@httpd] To what extent can SSI and PHP be combined?
Posted by Rich Bowen <rb...@rcbowen.com>.
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Anthony G. Atkielski wrote:
| Rich Bowen writes:
|
|>You can do this with Apache 2.0. It's called "Filter Chains". With 1.3,
|>however, it's not possible.
|>
|>http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/filter.html for more details.
|
| I'm running 2.0, so I guess I can do it--but the page you point to is
| only a single paragraph.
Well, yes, but following the links from that page leads to examples of
exactly what you're trying to do.
| What directives should I use to allow #include to invoke PHP for
| included files that end in .php, and to allow PHP files ending in .php
| to expand any embedded #include directives?
Another related example can be seen here:
http://www.apache.org/~rbowen/presentations/apachecon2004/apache2.0/slide9.html
~ AddHandler cgi-script cgi
~ AddOutPutFilter INCLUDES cgi
In your specific case, that would look something like:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php php
AddOutputFilter INCLUDES php
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Re: [users@httpd] To what extent can SSI and PHP be combined?
Posted by "Anthony G. Atkielski" <an...@atkielski.com>.
Rich Bowen writes:
> You can do this with Apache 2.0. It's called "Filter Chains". With 1.3,
> however, it's not possible.
>
> http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/filter.html for more details.
I'm running 2.0, so I guess I can do it--but the page you point to is
only a single paragraph.
What directives should I use to allow #include to invoke PHP for
included files that end in .php, and to allow PHP files ending in .php
to expand any embedded #include directives?
It would save me a mountain of time if I could get these to work
simultaneously, as I have some pages that are seriously kludged because
I've never been able to do both for the same page.
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Re: [users@httpd] To what extent can SSI and PHP be combined?
Posted by Rich Bowen <rb...@rcbowen.com>.
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Anthony G. Atkielski wrote:
| Is there any way to get #includes with SSI expanded inside a page that
| has a PHP extension, or, conversely, any way to get PHP to execute when
| it is brought into a page via #include?
|
| I'm having a lot of trouble with pages that require some sort of PHP
| coding, as I also want to use SSI to bring in standard parts of the
| page, but I can't figure out if or how they can both be combined.
|
| Any pointers to what's allowed or possible? My Web search has been
| inconclusive. My impression is that #include files can't contain PHP
| code, and PHP pages cannot contain #includes. PHP has its own include
| function, of course, but this apparently doesn't expand the included
| file the way SSI does, it just reads it into the current page. And SSI
| will expand a file with #include, but it won't give it to PHP, so any
| PHP code is ignored.
|
| Are there any solutions to this problem?
You can do this with Apache 2.0. It's called "Filter Chains". With 1.3,
however, it's not possible.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/filter.html for more details.
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