First of all, thank you to everyone who's expressed interest in helping us with the EliteFitness.com project! We've been using a piece of ad serving software called Central Ad Pro. It can be invoked via two mechanisms... <!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/ssirand.cgi?REGION=my_region" --> -or- <img src="http://mydomain.com/cgi-bin/getimage.cgi/unique?ACCOUNT=my_account&BANN ER=my_banner"></a> Now, if you want to serve an HTML "banner", you have to you use the SSI mechanism... at least until we all have XML capable browsers and their fancy X-LINKS <g> My question is, what is an analogous way to embed the output of a CGI into a page served by Zope that will let us generate "useful" web logs? I read the thread about pulling the links off LinuxToday, so I understand that there are HTTP getting functions. I'm sure it's do-able, my main concern is that we're still able to analyze the click-through ratios of the banners! This makes me think we will have to use Zope with Apache. Is PCGI mutually exclusive with mod_perl? We already have mod_perl compiled into Apache since it servers another (non-Zope) site on the same machine. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? -- Andrew Andrew Bunner President, Mass Quantities, Inc. bunner@massquantities.com Professional Supplements for the Perfect Physique http://www.massquantities.com