Did you configure Apache to treat .html files as PHP files? It sounds
like you are naming your files whatever.html but I bet you only configured
Apache to parse whatever.php.
Look for this line:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
And change it to:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
Hello.
First - This may well be a problem principally to do with apache,
but if so (it appears to be) specifically with apache/php interaction
so here goes
I have been experimenting with apache 1.3.23 / php 4.1.2 for several weeks
now and have met with a problem that has me puzzled.
I have
php-install Digest 21 Apr 2002 17:17:10 - Issue 799
Topics (messages 6701 through 6704):
restrict access to PHP functions
6701 by: didier.journois
6702 by: Rasmus Lerdorf
installation problem of PHP on Unix/Solaris
6703 by: BERKAN YALCINKAYA
Re: PHP installation wi
Has anybody managed this? I've been trying for about 4 days now...
Apache 2.0.35
PHP 4.2 (from php-4.2.0RC4-win32.zip)
Peter
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I have a problem with the installation of the Php on Unix /Solaris
machine.We installed Apache on the machine and we achieved.It works fine.
We want to install Php on the root as "/Php",that is,not as "usr/local/Php"
Our machine has no "usr/local" directory.When we try to install Php,the
"make fi
You can't - it is too expensive performance-wise to rebuild the list of
available functions on a per-request basis. You would basically need to
run separate instances of Apache/PHP to achieve this.
-Rasmus
On Sun, 21 Apr 2002, didier.journois wrote:
> It is easy to restrict access to certain p
