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Originally posted by Arty
I'm not sure if that is what you are asking but,
If the generated file extnsion is .html you cannot execute it as a php script nor include another php in it.
Alternatively if the file extension is not a problem then save the generated file as .php then you can "include" another php code to it.
I hope that helps. 
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Maybe you didn't know but you can configure apache to parse php/cgi/perl/whatever as any extension you want.
You can't parse both php and cgi on the same extension though.
I dont understand what you mean though to save the file as php then include another php file in it. I dont want to manually add to the file since I want to do it hourly and to edit 50 pages would not be fun that often.