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WinXP/IIS Set up for PHP to parse .html extensions
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| Stuart Baker 2004-07-28, 8:57 pm |
| I just installed PHP (4.3.3) on a WinXP (SP1) system using IIS (5.1) as the
web server. I am using FrontPage 2002 and would like to be able to debug my
PHP scripts locally. Since FP does not handle the .php extension as a web
page (edit, display, navigation, etc.), I am trying to set it up to parse
files with the .html extension. I have added the .php and .html extensions
to the Application Configuration page of IIS and I have also applied some
regedit changes suggested by the documentation. All to no avail. The .php
extension works, the .html does not. Any help would be appreciated.
Stuart Baker
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| Elliot 2004-07-29, 3:56 pm |
| Perhaps the php.ini file?
"Stuart Baker" <sbaker2@NcOoSxP.AnMet> wrote in message
news:YdWNc.6040$1o.1349@fed1read06...
> I just installed PHP (4.3.3) on a WinXP (SP1) system using IIS (5.1) as
the
> web server. I am using FrontPage 2002 and would like to be able to debug
my
> PHP scripts locally. Since FP does not handle the .php extension as a web
> page (edit, display, navigation, etc.), I am trying to set it up to parse
> files with the .html extension. I have added the .php and .html extensions
> to the Application Configuration page of IIS and I have also applied some
> regedit changes suggested by the documentation. All to no avail. The .php
> extension works, the .html does not. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Stuart Baker
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