Re: official statement about PHP file extensions?
| From: | heinisch at creaction dot de | Date: | Fri, 19 Apr 2002 13:47:38 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: official statement about PHP file extensions? | ||
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At 19.04.2002 14:21, you wrote:
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Is there any official statement (by php.net) about which fileextension youshould use when using PHP (1, 2, 3 or 4)? I know that's serverrelated, butisn't there a standard? <snip>
This only belongs to the settings your webserver allows. f.e. I have configured, to parse every html file, so it looks like there were static files, but they are php files. (not recommended on "real traffic/big" sites Some ISP´s suggest that you use php3/4 extensions, as they have both versions running. I wonder why they do this? In my experience, php3 code runs fine on a php4 server and on the servers I manage, the apache configuration passes both .php3 and .phtml scripts to php4 for execution. 8 Andy Maybe PHP3 scripts work fine on 4, but if you´ve 4th, you cannot run them on 3.And which ISP can/will guarantee that 3s work fine on 4, even in the beginning of 4? (BTW some of my 3 scripts don´t work on 4) Oliver