How to change extension php to html but the php script still work ? i see on some sites there is phpbb work with html extension
cann some explain it for me ?
cann some explain it for me ?
How to change extension php to html but the php script still
If you have access to the web server setup then you can make PHP parse html files so you can actually use .html as the extension but still being able to use PHP code.
Otherwise you have to use Apache's mod_rewrite, you just need to create a new .htaccess file and put something like this:
Otherwise you have to use Apache's mod_rewrite, you just need to create a new .htaccess file and put something like this:
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RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^somepage\.html$ some_script.php [L] |
| Atomo64 wrote: |
| If you have access to the web server setup then you can make PHP parse html files so you can actually use .html as the extension but still being able to use PHP code. |
Place this into your .htaccess file in the directory you want it to affect
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| AddType application/x-httpd-php .html |
| Philip wrote: |
| i see on some sites there is phpbb work with html extension
cann some explain it for me ? |
That would be done using url rewrite. For example the link to this topic is http://www.frihost.com/forums/vt-45388.html but the actual page is http://www.frihost.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=45388 so a line like
RewriteRule ^vt-(.*)\.html$ viewtopic.php?t=$1 [L]
Last edited by mathiaus on Mon Jul 24, 2006 10:33 pm; edited 1 time in total
any way is that more secure ? or not ?
so i just need to upload .htaccess files with those code as content right ?
and this code
RewriteEngine on
and
Can some explain it for me, what's that mean ?
thanks.
so i just need to upload .htaccess files with those code as content right ?
and this code
RewriteEngine on
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| RewriteRule ^somepage\.html$ some_script.php [L] |
and
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| RewriteRule ^vt-(.*)\.html$ viewtopic.php?t=$1 [L] |
Can some explain it for me, what's that mean ?
thanks.
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Place this into your .htaccess file in the directory you want it to affect
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of course that will only work if the server configuration lets you do so, because of permissions
glek, so i need to contact my provider first uh ?
Hey! Just check the PHP manual.. it is there in real good and easy words..
| avk wrote: |
| Hey! Just check the PHP manual.. it is there in real good and easy words.. |
hey, where can i check the manual ?
i think it isn't about php again anywhere,~
The solution to what you're asking does indeed have nothing to do with PHP. If you want to do that, it's a server thing. Basically, you're telling the computer that .html really means .php, so it acts accordingly.
But why would you want to do that? So people on your site think that instead of cool scripting, you have worker elves customizing your site with every download?
But why would you want to do that? So people on your site think that instead of cool scripting, you have worker elves customizing your site with every download?
it;s not just about cool or what, it;s about knowledge 
if someone dunno about something, better ask than... lalala lolz
if someone dunno about something, better ask than... lalala lolz
It's called Server Side Includes (SSI).
mypage.html:
helloworld.php:
Then create a file called "htaccess.txt" and upload it to your FTP:
Once it's in your FTP, rename the file from:
info:
No that is not a typeo. Files with no file name and a leading period are special files.
That's it! Give mypage.html a run.
mypage.html:
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<p><!--#include virtual="/helloworld.php" --></p> |
helloworld.php:
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<?php echo "Hello World!"; ?> |
Then create a file called "htaccess.txt" and upload it to your FTP:
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AddHandler server-parsed .html |
Once it's in your FTP, rename the file from:
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htaccess.txt |
info:
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.htaccess |
No that is not a typeo. Files with no file name and a leading period are special files.
That's it! Give mypage.html a run.
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