Re: Executing a CGI inside a PHP page (Again?)

From: Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2000 09:02:04 +0000
Subject: Re: Executing a CGI inside a PHP page (Again?)
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Andrés Sulleiro wrote: > > Hi, > > I am new to the list and maybe this has been discussed to death, if so, I > apologize for bringing it up. This is the deal: > > I have a meta search CGI script that queries several search engines and > returns formated results. Since I have a template based site, I wanted to > call the CGI from within the PHP page (wich creates most of the site's > necesary personalization). > > I have succesfully included the script in my PHP page, but my problem comes > when I execute the CGI. A typical CGI form would pass on the arguments > directly to the CGI, but now I would have to submit the search form to the > PHP and then pass the arguments to the CGI and execute it and return the > results. Here is where the problem lies. when I do a getenv(QUERY_STRING) > and pass it on the CGI it gives me a blank page, and no errors. Maybe virtual() ?? http://www.php.net/manual/function.virtual.php -- pozdrawiam.. ## ## | Sylwester Zarębski - ISP Group | #### ## | e-mail: sylwek@isp.net.pl | ## ## ## | ICQ uin: #45780888 | ## #### ## | Administrator ISP.NET.PL |

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