Example of a zip file.

[Jesse Smith]

This will give you the whole Autism category.

Zip file

An example of what the content pages look like...

<TITLE>Autism: Early infantile autism</TITLE>
<!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/top.cgi"-->
<PRE>
<H3>Early infantile autism</H3>

Early infantile autism, discovered by Leo Kanner, is a form of autism that
is present from birth. When most people think of autism, they think of Early
infantile autism. Historically, EIA is more common than regressive autism,
which appears at 18 months.

Some people blame this on the MMR vaccine, which they state has trace
quantities of lead in it.
</PRE>
<!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/bottom.cgi"-->

Download both cgi files to test out SSI. You need SSI to use the include virtual codes. If you can't do SSI, just replace them with your header and footer content using a search and replace program.

Zip files do not have 'Public Domain Content' in the title.

A bottom cgi-bin file looks like this..

#!/usr/bin/perl
if ($ENV{'QUERY_STRING'} ne '') {
$command = "$ENV{'QUERY_STRING'}";
}
   print "Content-Type: text/html\n\n";
if ($command eq 'test') {
print <<EOM;
z
EOM
}

else {
print <<EOM;
******LINKS AND ADS******
EOM
   exit;
}

The top file is the same, with an extra bonus, code to track when search engines crawl your page. Currenly set up for Google. Log.

Click here for the info and link to get access.

[Polo]

awesome... where can i buy all the files all together?

[Jesse Smith]

*Adds a link at the end of the first post here.* It's one zip file per category, and all the files will be accessed through these boards.

[Polo]

oh ok thanks.