On 9/29/05, Jay Loden <python@[...].com>  wrote:
>  I've not been able to find an answer to this conundrum anywhere:
> 
>  My current website is done in PHP with a setup something like this:
> 
>  ::PHP TEMPLATE CODE::
> 
>  include('file.htm')
> 
>  ::PHP TEMPLATE CODE::
> 
>  This way, I can have PHP embedded in my htm files and it will be processed as
>  part of the script. For example, I can have a form that's written in HTML and
>  processed in PHP, then simply 'include("form.htm")' and I have a form with
>  processing that's ALSO wrapped in my site template.
> 
>  I can't figure out how one would approach this in Python (i'm using
>  mod_python). There's no equivalent to the "include" function from PHP. I
>  can't use import because then Python would try to parse the HTML from the
>  imported file.

I thought PHP also parsed any html rendered through an included file?
Am I wrong here?
Adam
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