INCLUDING CGI OUTPUT IN PHP PAGE

Here is one hell of a brain teaser.

I have a calendar that I have been using for years.  The fans are all well connected to it, and they want to be able to maintain the continuity.  I would use the events section of Dolphin, but its way to geared to a dating script.  I cant have female and male attendees and/or ticket prices.  I just need THIS calendar to display in one of my pages.

http://www.ederfan.com/cal/calendar.pl

Now, it is possible to include it in the new template as you see here:

__include _header.html__
<!--#exec cgi="../../cal/calendar.cgi"-->                       
<!-- to display the dynamic content from my_page.php you need to input: -->
        __page_main_code__
__include _footer.html__

Giving us this result:

http://www.ederfan.com/templates/tmpl_uni/page_102.shtml


Now here's where it gets sticky.  To include a custom page in Dolphin, you need to reference the template in the corresponding PHP page - in this case http://www.ederfan.com/tour.php

BUT - the PHP page scripting only references the page number - not the fact that its an SHTML page:

require_once( 'inc/header.inc.php' );
require_once( BX_DIRECTORY_PATH_INC . 'design.inc.php' );
require_once( BX_DIRECTORY_PATH_INC . 'profiles.inc.php' );
require_once( BX_DIRECTORY_PATH_INC . 'utils.inc.php' );

$_page['name_index'] = 102; // this is the number of the html page linked with this php file; change it as you wish
$_page['css_name'] = 'disc.css'; // this is the name of the CSS file linked with the above mentioned HTML file; change it as you wish
check_logged();
$_ni = $_page['name_index'];
$_page_cont[$_ni]['page_main_code'] = PageCompMainCode();


So how the heck can I get the PHP to reference the template?

Is there a way to call the CGI script directly?

I really need this answer gang.

Thanks,

Streder