JCHallgren
Technical User
Hi!
New to this (HTML/PERL) but have just read most ALL the SSI Faq links..
Have a simple chatroom based on a variant of a guestbook script...works fine...but would like to save users name/city/st (after a succcesful posting) so that when they return again, i might (assuming cookie was there) preload those fields in FORM data as initial values...
Have a main index page...it links to the "ADD" page...would using SSI on ADD page to do a "include virtual cookie.pl" type req work? So that it would read cookie data and modify the HTML for the page? But then...wouldn't I have to have all the ADD page code embeded in the PL pgm? Which makes the ADD page hard to maintain...
How should i approach this issue?
I want to have this be VERY secure also!
I read that using the XbitHack(?) method might be best way to have SSI code in just the HTML I wish as my Perl Code is in another path totally..
Hope you understand my questions! THANKS!
New to this (HTML/PERL) but have just read most ALL the SSI Faq links..
Have a simple chatroom based on a variant of a guestbook script...works fine...but would like to save users name/city/st (after a succcesful posting) so that when they return again, i might (assuming cookie was there) preload those fields in FORM data as initial values...
Have a main index page...it links to the "ADD" page...would using SSI on ADD page to do a "include virtual cookie.pl" type req work? So that it would read cookie data and modify the HTML for the page? But then...wouldn't I have to have all the ADD page code embeded in the PL pgm? Which makes the ADD page hard to maintain...
How should i approach this issue?
I want to have this be VERY secure also!
I read that using the XbitHack(?) method might be best way to have SSI code in just the HTML I wish as my Perl Code is in another path totally..
Hope you understand my questions! THANKS!