[nycphp-talk] web page file extensions
Mitch Pirtle
mitchy at spacemonkeylabs.com
Wed Apr 28 11:06:32 EDT 2004
Aaron Fischer wrote:
> So, my question is, is this fairly normal to be constrained to those
> file types in order to have php be executed? It seems inconvenient and
> unnecessary, IMO, but I don't have enough experience with different
> server environments to feel qualified to make this judgment.
Technically you can tell apache to parse html as PHP code, but it is
discouraged as a default. One reason is performance, as even static
html will now be parsed by the php handler.
You can change this in either httpd.conf or with .htaccess files,
although I also consider .htaccess files a bad idea for performance reasons.
-- Mitch
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