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I've got an Apache web serverApache web server that delivers static HTML pages. For some reason I can't change the files themselves, but I still want to inject some HTML into every page that is being served.

Is this possible with mod_proxymod_proxy? If not, could anyone recommend a software that provides such a feature?

EDIT: I have to insert some kind of banner ad (e.g. a javascriptjavascript) and a tracking pixel.

I've got an Apache web server that delivers static HTML pages. For some reason I can't change the files themselves, but I still want to inject some HTML into every page that is being served.

Is this possible with mod_proxy? If not, could anyone recommend a software that provides such a feature?

EDIT: I have to insert some kind of banner ad (e.g. a javascript) and a tracking pixel.

I've got an Apache web server that delivers static HTML pages. For some reason I can't change the files themselves, but I still want to inject some HTML into every page that is being served.

Is this possible with mod_proxy? If not, could anyone recommend a software that provides such a feature?

EDIT: I have to insert some kind of banner ad (e.g. a javascript) and a tracking pixel.

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I've got an Apache web server that delivers static HTML pages. For some reason I can't change the files themselves, but I still want to inject some HTML into every page that is being served.

Is this possible with mod_proxy? If not, could anyone recommend a software that provides such a feature?

EDIT: I have to insert some kind of banner ad (e.g. a javascript) and a tracking pixel.

I've got an Apache web server that delivers static HTML pages. For some reason I can't change the files themselves, but I still want to inject some HTML into every page that is being served.

Is this possible with mod_proxy? If not, could anyone recommend a software that provides such a feature?

I've got an Apache web server that delivers static HTML pages. For some reason I can't change the files themselves, but I still want to inject some HTML into every page that is being served.

Is this possible with mod_proxy? If not, could anyone recommend a software that provides such a feature?

EDIT: I have to insert some kind of banner ad (e.g. a javascript) and a tracking pixel.

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How to inject HTML code into every delivered HTML page?

I've got an Apache web server that delivers static HTML pages. For some reason I can't change the files themselves, but I still want to inject some HTML into every page that is being served.

Is this possible with mod_proxy? If not, could anyone recommend a software that provides such a feature?