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Posted by -Lost on 07/01/06 04:33
"David" <youcantoo@findmoore.net> wrote in message
news:yM6dnbsBrtZ0ajjZnZ2dnUVZ_tGdnZ2d@centurytel.net...
> That puts a hell of a load on the server. You know the server will have to process each
> and every .htm or .html files looking for php code buried with in the page, before it
> can serve it. Hence a increase in the server load. <<BAD IDEA>>
You are exactly right. Not a bother if we are not talking about thousands (maybe more
like hundreds depending on the hardware) of HTML files.
> You might instead use 'chmod +x filename.htm/html
How exactly does this work? Just to make sure it was not some ignorance on my part, I
added execute all the way around on an HTML file containing PHP and it had no effect.
> That way the webserver only parses the htm/html file(s) that contains the php code.
However, I would love to know if this exists (either by allowing execute or whatever).
Thanks, David.
-Lost
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