Re: [MacPerl] file uploads

[EaTrom <eatrom@i29.net>]

I have a client that we are trying to do something similar.

>From their public index.html page, there is a segment that will display the
heading and link to a news article. I am using perl to take the info from
the backend form page and generate the appropriate html for this snippet.
This cgi will reside on a private server so only the client (and us) have
access to it.

My query is: is there a way to dynamically include that snippet into the
index.html without generating the index.html file each time? My alternative
at the moment is to use a frame holding the top pane of the index.html which
will reside on the private server and the bottom pane on the public server.
Then, whenever the news clipping is updated, the frame will be able to
display the newer version.

Any pointers??

Terry

> From: Bruce Van Allen <bva@cruzio.com>
> Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2000 10:51:13 -0800
> To: owner-macperl-webcgi@macperl.org
> Subject: [MacPerl] file uploads
> 
> I don't mean to make this seem overly complicated. Using file uploads
> has made some of my clients very happy, because they can update and
> maintain their web sites without writing HTML, and without using FTP.
> 
> HTH.
> 
> 1;
> 
> - Bruce


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