Dec 11, 2002, 12:23 PM
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Dec 11, 2002, 12:23 PM
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Two ways.
1) use SSI to call a .cgi to display the tags.
2) use page.cgi to display the .html page
actually 3) create a new .cgi to do it.
To do what you want to do requires an understanding of how Links works. If you "include" the libraries in any .cgi program, then you can start to make calls to those libraries in any cgi program -- including ssi calls (not that I use them) and php.
You just have to have a "tunnel vision" so that you know, when you see/call a Links variable, you look down the tunnel behind it, and make sure all the parts needed to generate that variable are there.
I don't think I've written a program in 2 years that has not started out with the standard links headers :) The template parser and SQL engine are so powerful, that with a few lines of code you tap into the whole Lnks SQL "engine".
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