* Thus wrote Mike Migurski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >> Better to do this in an .htaccess file, so you don't incur PHP
> >> processing overhead on the entire server (if there are others using
> >> it).
> >
> >Apache suggests not using .htaccess files at all because they require a
> >recursive traversi
>> Better to do this in an .htaccess file, so you don't incur PHP
>> processing overhead on the entire server (if there are others using
>> it).
>
>Apache suggests not using .htaccess files at all because they require a
>recursive traversing of directories looking for .htaccess files, because
>some
> Better to do this in an .htaccess file, so you don't incur PHP processing
> overhead on the entire server (if there are others using it).
Apache suggests not using .htaccess files at all because they require a
recursive traversing of directories looking for .htaccess files, because
some supersed
>> For example, on a file called info.html, i want to have some PHP
>> code that actually gets executed.
>
>In your httpd.conf add the line
>
>AddType application/x-httpd-php html
Better to do this in an .htaccess file, so you don't incur PHP processing
overhead on the entire server (if there
Kevin Waterson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Pag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I looked everywhere for the answer to this dilemma, and i know there is a
way around it, maybe something about the headers, cant really remember how
it was, but can someone please tell me how i can use PHP code o
This one time, at band camp, Pag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I looked everywhere for the answer to this dilemma, and i know there is a
> way around it, maybe something about the headers, cant really remember how
> it was, but can someone please tell me how i can use PHP code on a file
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