Re: cold fusion to php conversion..

> > Well, nothing stops you from putting a new .htaccess file in each > directory > > with different append/prepend files. > > i use this a lot. > > > > Groovy. Hadn't thought about this :) I think I'll start using this too. Yes - Apache's config files are the main reason why working on IIS always feels like chopping my hands off. It's just so easy to do things like this with Apache... One thing I use this for frequently is keeping your database username/password out of the webroot. Either set it in an include file or use the config files to set environmental variables specific to that site. Don't forget things like setting PHP's default mail from address for virtual hosts, or custom PHP error log files either.