RandomCGI Version 1.0
by Paul Stohr

http://www.prplus.com/d2cgi/

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This program will work on Windows NT and Windows95 only and requires
that your Web Server allow server side includes (SSI) that allow you 
to execute CGI apps.

Place a copy of the randcgi.exe in the CGI-BIN and also place a copy
of the random.cgi in the same directory.

The random.cgi is nothing more then a text file containg the lines that
you wish to have included at random. All information that is to be included
must be on a single line.

Example:
<a href="http://www.prplus.com/"><img src="link.gif" width=328 height=70 border=0></a>
<a href="http://www.prplus.com/d2cgi/"><img src="link.gif" width=328 height=70 border=0></a>

Would work fine... the following would not..

<a href="http://www.prplus.com/">
<img src="link.gif" width=328 height=70 border=0></a>
<a href="http://www.prplus.com/d2cgi/">
<img src="link.gif" width=328 height=70 border=0></a>

RandCGI.exe would see that as 4 possible lines to be inserted instead of two
which would result in only a partial insert of code.

In your HTML file you would insert the following...

<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/randcgi.exe"-->

Where you wanted the text, image etc., to be inserted. 

Note: The above is the command used for Netscape HTTPD, it may vary with other
web servers.

If anyone has any comments suggestions etc please email them to pstohr@prplus.com.
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RandomCGIPro Version 1.0 (not included with the free version)
by Paul Stohr

http://www.prplus.com/d2cgi/

RandCGIPro will work on Windows NT and Windows95 only and requires that
your Web Server allow server side includes (SSI) that allow you to execute CGI apps.

RandCGIPro uses more then one file which allows you to setup different lists
of links for different pages.

The links.cgi is nothing more then a text file containg list of the of the pages 
that use the RandCGIPro and the associated file that is used with that page for 
links, text or images.

The format for the links.cgi file is in the form of the URL starting after the domain 
to access the page.

Example: 

http://www.prplus.com/d2cgi/randcgi.htm 

Would be: 

d2cgi/randcgi.htm

So then in the links.cgi file would contain the following line

d2cgi/randcgi.htm=randcgi.txt

The format for the randcgi.txt would be the same as the random.cgi explained above.

So for multiple pages a sample links.cgi would may look like the following

d2cgi/randcgi.htm=randcgi.txt
d2cgi/index.htm=index.txt 
d2cgi/register/index.htm=register2.txt

The text files can be named anything and do not need to have the extension *.txt.

To order a copy of the RandCGIPro fill out the Register.doc included in the randcgi.zip file.
If anyone has any comments suggestions etc please email them to pstohr@prplus.com.