Re: Windows installer

Zeev Suraski wrote: > > So they can use the advanced installation. I wouldn't want the average > user, and every single new user, to have .php3 supported. It's ensuring > this deprecated extension stays with us until the end of time, pretty much > :) > > Zeev > *** The Installation notes could state that .php3 being deprecated, users should do a global search/replace ;-) So, let's keep .php as a default and .php checked plus .php3 (NOT recommended) and .phtml (NOT recommended) for advanced users ? Or do we consider advanced users should be able to edit the HTTP server config file themselves, with the risk of the lists being overloaded with "Why isn't my .php3 file interpreted ?" threads... hellekin