Posted by matthom@gmail.com on 09/30/06 22:55

If you want to have other file extentions treated as PHP, you can
simply use this line, as you suggested:

AddType php-cgi .html .htm .xml

For this example, html, htm, and xml files are treated as PHP.


Benjamin wrote:
> Hi, I'm running PHP as an Apache module. I've always wondered how you
> set Apache up to parse a file as PHP without a file extension. Do you
> use the AddType directive?

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