Parsing .html Pages

[moldboy 0]

This isn't really that urgent but I was wondering, I read somewhere that you can configure you server to pars all html pages for php code, and I was wondering if that was true, and if Xisto has that feature enabled?

[truefusion 3]

Yes, it's true. I did it to my account, just incase i wanted an HTML document to translate php coding. Go to mime types from your cpanel and add a mime type: application/x-httpd-php : .html

[moldboy 0]

Thanks! Just one more thing, if I were to ever want to do one of those complex thing in the address, you know, index.php?link=food, or something, would that still work with an html page (index.html?link=food)?

[Hamtaro 0]

Yes it would, since the page is being parsed as a PHP script. Anything that was done using .php would work exactly the same way as it would set as .html.

[jmb2006 0]

now that were on this topic, how would you parse filenames with no extensions as php files, e.g.

http://www.some-site.com/index?content=blah

for security.

[truefusion 3]

now that were on this topic, how would you parse filenames with no extensions as php files, e.g.
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

for security.

I've read this somewhere, i think it was another feature you get for making html pages read php coding. But, i cant remember. I'll reply later when i get the full info on that..

[HmmZ 0]

james 666thats function based PHP, you can google, but if you want a full explanation from me or some php guru(Hiya SystemofWisdom ) on the forums, tell me

[truefusion 3]

now that were on this topic, how would you parse filenames with no extensions as php files, e.g.
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

for security.

I've found something similar to what you're asking for. I dont know if it will help you, but it's a start.

http://www.lovemyvouchers.co.uk/

[Hamtaro 0]

If that's not what you're looking for, then try this:

You would have to add this to .htaccess (The PHP Manual says httpd.conf, but it should work in .htaccess):

 

<Location /index>    ForceType application/x-httpd-php</Location>

That would make it run as a PHP script. Also, if you want that to be the index, you would also have to add this to .htaccess

DirectoryIndex index

I hope that helped you. I don't quite know that much about this, though.

[sachavdk 0]

Yes, it's true. I did it to my account, just incase i wanted an HTML document to translate php coding. Go to mime types from your cpanel and add a mime type: application/x-httpd-php : .html

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Cool Impressing my friends with "serversided html" though its just phpparsed html