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Posted by Kimmo Laine on 10/21/34 11:25
"Troy" <troy@nospam.com> kirjoitti
viestissδ:gkbbh1tnmlk6dd3hqotjfejknj0bi79jni@4ax.com...
> My ISP provides me with 2 servers: one for normal web hosting
> (non-PHP) and a CGI server (with PHP). I create my website using
> fusion 7 and upload this in its entirity to the web hosting server. If
> I want to run CGI scripts, I can do so with an external link to a page
> on the CGI server. The problem however is that I have to maintain two
> sites and all associated links.
>
> Ideally, I'd like everything to be in one place, but I'm not allowed
> to upload my entire site to the CGI server. Alternatively then, is
> there a way of calling PHP scripts on the CGI server from a non-CGI
> server, without resorting to a clickable link. I can include HTML such
> as <A HREF="http://cgiserver/......>php script link<A>, however this
> requires the user to click on some text to run my script. I'd like to
> run the script from the remote server without them clicking.
how about
<script type="text/javascript"
src="http://www.urltotheother.site/cgi/mythingy.php"></script>
or alternatively call it as a src for an image.
<img src="http://www.urltotheother.site/cgi/mythingy.php"
style="display:none;">
Or yet another one: make it an iframe.
<iframe src="http://www.urltotheother.site/cgi/mythingy.php"
style="display:none;"></iframe>
That'll fool the browser to think it needs to fetch some content from the
other site. Thus we have successfully disguised a script to be run as an
image or a script or just another page.
IMHO, the iframe solution would be the best, cos that's not even fooling the
browser. And you can be quite sure that content isn't cahced in that case...
If I were you, I'd use the iframe. Just make it small enough, like on pixel
wide and heigh, hide it in every possible way using css, and that's it! It
gets fetched every time but is invisible to the user...
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