the majorit of files on my site are php and i came to a sudden conclusion before i edited the dbman script i downloaded. How through the cgi files do i include text files. Through out my site i use txt includes to simplify the links and content. Hope you guys know what im looking for here.



What is the cgi/perl include command that works like this:



<?php

include("blahblah.txt");

?>



is there a perl equivalent to this simple command?



To better help you understand what im doing let me explain. I want to change all of the info from the tables generated and fill it into a theme like my current website

putting the info generated in a middle content area. the only way i could figure is to hand edit everything and then use those include commands. help me if you can thanks.




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There isn't one really. You can create your own though:


You'd then use something like this wherever you want your include to appear:

print include('this.txt');

so under the " print qq |



<all html junk here>



i would add that where needed then?



then |;





so where exactly would i place the sub_html content then?

You can't put perl code inside strings (well you can but I won't go into it) so if you want it inside the print qq| | then you'd do:

my $include = include('this.txt');

print qq|

All your html stuff

$include

End of html stuff
|;