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Jeez! I thought this was going to be easy. I'll have to try this out.<br />

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Jeez! I thought this was going to be easy. I'll have to try this out.


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I'm using a perl CGI script to create an HTML page based on certain conditions.<br />
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I would like to include text from other files (sort of like a server side include), but I can't seem to do this within the cgi script. <br />
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What I'd like to do is almost like a &quot;Location:&quot; redirection, but instead it would just include the text in the specified file rather than redirect the browser to the new url. Then I could also include text from one or two other files, depending on the circumstances.
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I'm using a perl CGI script to create an HTML page based on certain conditions.

I would like to include text from other files (sort of like a server side include), but I can't seem to do this within the cgi script. 

What I'd like to do is almost like a "Location:" redirection, but instead it would just include the text in the specified file rather than redirect the browser to the new url. Then I could also include text from one or two other files, depending on the circumstances.

Should be easy: Including text

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