The login changes the system from a static to dynamic build.
PHP and CGI can't coexist without a lot of pre-planning.
The short of the matter is, if all you are hoping to do is change the
extension from .html or .shtml to .php and have everything work, it won't.
(Not as long as the server sends .php files to the mod_php module.)
Links can generate _static_ .php pages, that your server will serve
up as dynamic .php pages. But you can't serve up dynamic .cgi pages,
and have the .php processor process it (at least for all practical
purposes).
This has been discussed before, do a search on php in the Links SQL
Discussion forum.
http://www.postcards.com
FAQ: http://www.postcards.com/FAQ/LinkSQL/
PHP and CGI can't coexist without a lot of pre-planning.
The short of the matter is, if all you are hoping to do is change the
extension from .html or .shtml to .php and have everything work, it won't.
(Not as long as the server sends .php files to the mod_php module.)
Links can generate _static_ .php pages, that your server will serve
up as dynamic .php pages. But you can't serve up dynamic .cgi pages,
and have the .php processor process it (at least for all practical
purposes).
This has been discussed before, do a search on php in the Links SQL
Discussion forum.
http://www.postcards.com
FAQ: http://www.postcards.com/FAQ/LinkSQL/