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Posted by Michael Fesser on 11/22/06 01:21
..oO(Steve)
>that's fine. all your content, as you describe it, is derived dynamically
>using php - all pages have footers, headers, whatever. they are PHP scripts
>then, and should be named as such.
URLs should either end with .html or - even better - have no extension
at all. Extensions like .php, .pl, .asp etc. are technical stuff that
doesn't belong to reliable and long-living URLs.
>if your 'server people' are using apache, more than likely you can create a
>.htaccess for your web root and configure things as you wish...even having
>all html files processes through php. but, i'd strongly recommend not going
>this route.
If all his html files contain PHP code then that's the correct way.
Micha
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