Here's how you code it:
<Files page1>
ForceType application/x-httpd-php
</Files>
Replace "page1" with the file name of your choice. Save page1 with all your PHP coding as a file with *no* file name extensions, as Apache will automatically add the PHP extension once your add in the "ForceType" function.
- Anthony
On 4/20/05, Chris Stratford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Simply make this file in your root directory:
.htaccess
inside that include:
ReWriteEngine On
Then for every new link you want, add this:
ReWriteRule ^linktofile.html$ phpfile.php
That will point http://www.yoursite.com/linktofile.html -> phpfile.php
You can use REGEX in this, eg:
ReWriteRule ^linktofile_([0-9]+).html$ phpfile.php ?id=$1
That will link:
http://www.yoursite.com/linktofile_55.html -> phpfile.php?id=55
etc...
For more info, reply to me offlist :)
Mr Bean wrote:
>I'm still used to most of this web stuff and have
>spent most of my time with the design part of web
>design. But the fact that I have to use a '.php'
>after in almost all my urls on my site really bugs me.
>
>Can anybody point me to a reference that can tell me
>how to config it so that 'http://abc.def/hij' can
>point to 'http://abc.def/hij.php '? I'm using a 1.3.x
>Appache server.
>
>I would be really greatful if I could also learn how
>to rewrite 'http://abc.def/hij/klm/nop' as
>' http://abc.def/hij.php?klm=nop' but maby that's
>asking too much.
>
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