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How to parse php??

Discussion in 'Apache' started by fryman, Jan 9, 2005.

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    I am going crazy, I have tried every combination I have found on the net, and every time I do a change to my htaccess file my site goes down. I just can't find a way to parse the damn php in html. Any help? For example, take a look at www.templategarage.net/test.htm, it shows that is not parsing, just get a blank page.

    HELP!!!!!
     
    fryman, Jan 9, 2005 IP
  2. mushroom

    mushroom Peon

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    #2
    If your web server is php enabled the web page must have a php extention for the php module to be called, change it to "test.php"
     
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  3. minstrel

    minstrel Illustrious Member

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    #3
    That's not what he's trying to do:

    <html>
<head></head>
<body>
  <h1>
  <?php echo "I LOVE PHP!"; ?>
  </h1>
</body>
</html>
    Code (markup):
    First question, though, is indeed: does your hosting service support PHP?
     
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  4. fryman

    fryman Kiss my rep

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    #4
    Geez... I was trying to avoid having live links on my post, why do you need to quote me?

    www.templategarage.net/test.php

    Yup, it supports php
     
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  5. Christopher

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    #5
    Second question, does your host allow you to alter the .htaccess file.

    If your host does support php, and you can edit your .htaccess file, we should be able to get your php parsing on .html files.

    If you do change that to 'test.php' (as a test), does it work? That would indicate that you do have php.
     
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    Opps, see you answered the php question as I was asking it :)
     
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  7. fryman

    fryman Kiss my rep

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    I don't know if my host "allows" it, although I've never heard of one that doesn't.

    Every time I upload a new htaccess file my site goes down.

    I see in my cpanel that there is an icon that says "Apache Handlers". If I click on it, I get to what is attached on my image. Any idea if parsing can be done by inserting something here?
     
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    I have some basic .htaccess instructions for this at:

    http://www.onyoursite.com/dothtml.html

    maybe will help?
     
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    chachi The other Jason

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    #9
    looks like the place to do it.

    Put .html or whatever your file extensions are in the left box and application/x-httpd-php in the right one
     
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    fryman Kiss my rep

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    YES!!!!! Thank you so much, chachi!!!!!! It works!!
     
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    Congrats fryman, glad 'cha got it :)
     
    Christopher, Jan 9, 2005 IP
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    fryman Kiss my rep

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    #12
    Yeah... but it seems like a waste of time, since I was trying to get some coop ads up, but they just won't show.

    Oh, well... this site is going to Ebay tonight anyway... what the heck ;)
     
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    It shouldn't be a waste of time. Adding an Apach handler in cPanel was exactly how I got my coop ads showing on my website.
     
    celt, Jan 13, 2005 IP