Hmm, a problem is that the filetype is hardcoded in the HTML file itself, and there's really no way to make that intellgently select the right kind of file. However, I think browsers generally ignore the filetype given in the HTML, because they've already have to have decided that the file is HTML before they can even see it. So maybe I could hardcode that as application/xhtml+xml...

>>2
you could make the script write out PerlHP or php files instead of normal html files... all you'd have to change is GLOBAL_HEAD_INCLUDE in templates.pl and HTML_SELF, HTML_BACKLOG, and PAGE_EXT in config.pl...

>>3
all 19 browsers that i have on this machine ignore the type given in the html file itself, so you could probably hardcode it as whatever you want without anyone noticing...