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Originally posted by Equinox
ah ok, and that's simply a matter of setting in the htaccess, right? I mean, recognizing html files as php and vise versa, correct?
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Yep. Exactly. It'll add a little server load because all html pages will be parsed for php, but if you want, you can still use .htm as an extension for pages you don't want to be dynamic and those won't be parsed (if you set it up right).