Re: embedding PHP within HTML documents

Unfortunately, I will have to either create a .htaccess file or edit the httpd.conf file. I tried telling the customer to change extensions but he has thousands of documents that have .html extensions with embedded php and his excuse is that a number of these files are listed in search engines. Since he does not want to be forthcoming. You are correct about the Xbit Hack situation. However, I cannot change it in the current environment. Is it impossible to parse PHP within HTML in this environment? "Wendell Brown" <wbrown@arkie.net> wrote in message news:200305161746.h4GHkvqc009383@arkie.net... > On Fri, 16 May 2003 12:27:33 -0500, Steve wrote: > > >AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .html .phtml > > It sounds like you have a similar line set up for CGI or you have > X-Bit-Hack turned on and have the "Execute Bit" turned on on that file. > By default a file with a .htm extension will not trigger the cgi > interpreter. > > Of course one other options is to use a .php extension. ;) >