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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Rick van Vliet <ri...@rickvanvliet.com> on 2004/03/21 19:27:23 UTC
[users@httpd] Can PHP files load without extension?
Apache 2.048 PHP 4.3.4
Is there a setting in apache 2.048 httpd.conf file that will allow a php
page to load, without needing to supply the extension?
I have my DirectoryIndex set to take care of "index.php" automatically,
but I would like to be able to have a php file load, as though it were an
htm or html.
I though I was able to do this with Apache 1.3x, and php 4.32, but I
cannot seem to find anything googling or at apache.org, where this is very
clear.
Thanks,
rick
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Re: [users@httpd] Can PHP files load without extension?
Posted by Didier Peereboom Voller <di...@simpelinternet.nl>.
yes this is possible
AddType application/x-httpd-php
Is the line where you tell apache that it should handle for instance
*.php as a php file. *.php3 *.phtml *.php4 are typical but it is really
up to you.
You can simply add any extension you want. Possibly even * if you are
adventurous.
I did *.jpeg once (all real images where *.jpg) and this allowed me to
serve the images from a php script and do a little bit of scripting
magic while it still looked like a regular image link.
Just be beware of making a mistake and getting php to parse a binary
file. Also make sure in my *.jpeg example the only output is a jpeg
image (headers too) or you may get some very confused browsers.
Didier
On Sun, 2004-03-21 at 19:27, Rick van Vliet wrote:
> Apache 2.048 PHP 4.3.4
>
> Is there a setting in apache 2.048 httpd.conf file that will allow a php
> page to load, without needing to supply the extension?
> I have my DirectoryIndex set to take care of "index.php" automatically,
> but I would like to be able to have a php file load, as though it were an
> htm or html.
>
> I though I was able to do this with Apache 1.3x, and php 4.32, but I
> cannot seem to find anything googling or at apache.org, where this is very
> clear.
>
> Thanks,
> rick
>
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