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Posted by d on 01/25/06 14:21
"Lennart Bjφrk" <lennart.bjork@bibserv.com> wrote in message
news:ETJBf.43245$d5.199307@newsb.telia.net...
> Barry,
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> maybe your web server was setup differently without you knowing about it
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> May well be. Somehow I have to adapt my code and my file names to the
> common norm for webservers. So my conclusion is that PHP-code should
> preferably be in files with php as file name extention?
That's how most web servers work, but it can be changed with a very slight
modification to your httpd.conf (if you're using apache), or IIS setup
graphical wizard thingy. Personally, I prefer html being parsed through
PHP. The performance hit is absolutely minimal on a system using PHP as a
module (on CGI setups, it requires a PHP process be spawned to handle it,
which can be a problem on highly-trafficked sites).
> Lennart Bjφrk
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