[typo] Not wanting to reinvent the wheel

[Kevin Ballard]

No, it's not possible. That would require a round-trip through Apache  
to evaluate the PHP file. The nearest you could do is an <iframe>  
that points to the PHP file as the source to load, which is far from  
ideal.

On Oct 3, 2005, at 12:36 PM, gpshewan wrote:

> I know it's possible to run PHP scripts from within the public
> directory.  Not wanting to reinvent the wheel every time I want to
> test something,  is it possible to successfully include() a PHP file
> from within the default.rhtml?  Or am I missing the mark by a country
> mile?
>
> I'd prefer RoR functionality, but I still would like some legacy
> functionality while I (or someone) else figures out how to recode
> apps and scripts.
>
> It's been a really long day and I might not realise I'm trying to
> bash a banana and an apple together to make an orange ... so be
> gentle ;)

-- 
Kevin Ballard
kevin at sb.org
http://www.tildesoft.com
http://kevin.sb.org

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