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vanguard · 01-08-2010, 05:20 AM

Thats a setting within a number of HTTP daemons like Apache and litespeed. You can set which file extensions are handled with which script parser (such as PHP). You can set any file extension to be parsed with PHP, ASP, CF etc.. which is why you sometimes see websites with non-standard file extensions such as .page. This effect can also be achieved with .htaccess files if you want to use this feature without access to the daemon config settings.

01-08-2010, 05:20 AM	#6 (permalink)
vanguard Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 4	Re: Inline PHP in HTML Thats a setting within a number of HTTP daemons like Apache and litespeed. You can set which file extensions are handled with which script parser (such as PHP). You can set any file extension to be parsed with PHP, ASP, CF etc.. which is why you sometimes see websites with non-standard file extensions such as .page. This effect can also be achieved with .htaccess files if you want to use this feature without access to the daemon config settings.