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SSI and parsing PHP in .html
Hi,
could someone help me out? (Linux server) I use a lot of ssi, which I activate in my .htaccess by adding the line: AddHandler server-parsed .html now I would like to include rss feeds on my html pages, for that I use a php parser. To make the parser work in html, I added the lines RemoveHandler .html .htm AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .htm .html to my .htaccess now the ssi doesn't work anymore of course Anyone know, how to make them work together? Thanks |
damn, why do things in hindsight always seem so easy ???
just kept AddHandler server-parsed .html in my .htaccess and I call the rss parser from within my html pages by ssi |
Linux servers are difficult to handle
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Why keep using SSI when you can use PHP includes? Besides, PHP includes give you much more flexibility.
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php for the win
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