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Re: [PLUG] Another PHP question.
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Because you can include an "include" statement in many types of files. It
does not need to be a .php file to be interpreted as such. You can set
Apache to interpret anything you want as a php file.
You *could* have the php parser parse all the .html files... but don't
this is bad form and will make your server crawl.
Sean C. Sheridan
scs@CampusClients.com
Campus Party, Inc.
444 North Third St.
Philadelphia, PA 19123
(215) 320-1810, xtn 117
(215) 320-1814 fax
http://www.CampusClients.com
http://www.CampusParty.com
> Just so I fully understand this...
>
> I was able to from (say) test.php execute a PHP script. What I want to do
> is in html code (say) test.html execute a PHP script so that I can include
> further HTML code at some point in an existing HTML document. Like
> including content globaly across pages. Am I off-base here?
>
> Since PHP is preprocessed by Apache and the filename (apparently) has to
> be .php then why do I explicity have to put the PHP command in a
> container?
>
> Doug
>
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> safety
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