Yeah, Apache (or other web server) just gives the HTML page to the web
browser without really doing anything, if a page has a .php extension Apache
gives the page to PHP which proccesses it and returns it to Apache and
Apache gives it to the client. You could do what Matt Monaco says and let
every
In your server configuration file (httpd.conf for apache) you specify which
extensions are parsed by the php module. It is perfectly acceptable for you
to specify .html in addition to .php as a parsed extension.
"Oil Pine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I
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