Re: help - module not working.

> Ah.  Well.  Never mind then.  That's the same behaviour I get with
> mod_layout 4.0.2a.  Rats!  It was worth a shot.  Looks like I need to
> start scrambling for a different header/footer package, or resign myself
> to being Content Owner as well as WebMaster for my web sites.  We're
> moving to RPM maintained Apache and PHP by the end of February.
>
> Erik Costlow wrote:
>> I got mod_layout to work just fine when only one part (the header, page,
>> or
>> footer) processed any php.
>> However, if it more than one of them did, the included pages were blank.
>>
>> Maybe the with-apxs2filter option when compiling php would help out.
>>
>> My apache might have been wrong, so how do you set up the apache2
>> pre-fork
>> (I was using the SuSE default prefork)?
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: [email protected]
>> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Paul E. Ross
>> Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 3:35 PM
>> To: [email protected]
>> Subject: Re: [Mod_layout] help - module not working.
>>
>> Return question:  Has anyone compiled mod_layout-3.2 against Apache 2.0
>> and
>> php-4.2 for use in a pre-fork environment?  We do not need the thread
>> safe
>> apache and I have been told that pre-fork 2.0 is pretty much the same as
>> apache 1.3
>>
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why do that. move to a debian solution. but still i cant get mod_layout to
work anyone got any other method of doing something similar?


--jeremy