PHP script to show squidguard messages, anyone?

[fribert]

I'm not in any way a PHP programmer, so I'm asking all you wiz's ;D

I would like to have squidguard to redirect to an extended url, like:
intranet/forbudt.php?page=%u&group=%t

and then have the variables shown on my webpage.

Now, I have tinkered the PHP code that will display the variables (a lot of work for a nonprogrammer  ;)).

$page = $_GET['page'];
$group = $_GET['group'];

echo "URL: $page  found in the group $group";
?>

And I have a HTML page, question is though, how do I combine them, can I embed PHP on a webpage or what?

<title>FORBIDDEN</title>

<big><big><big>FORBUDT</big></big></big>

The page
you are trying to vist

has been banned.

If you think this is an error

contact webmaster.

???

[fribert]

Heh, got it sorted (always helps with a bit of sleep).
I had found a page that explained that it could be embedded, but it didn't work.
What I hadn't considered was to change the extension to PHP, as soon as I did that, it worked like a charm.

So now I have my simple page that says forbidden, and even gives a reason for it :-)

[Monoecus]

Where did you put your page to? Is it running on the pfsense box?

[fribert]

@Monoecus:

Where did you put your page to? Is it running on the pfsense box?

I have my website hosted on my NAS box (QNAP), and I've made a virtualhost just for this purpose, it works like a charm!
Then I just redirect to that host with the arguments I want to show on the page.