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IIS5 installation problems
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sonnysavage
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You need to configure IIS to send HTML files through PHP as well, though this will decrease your overall site speed a little. What many people do is use a different file extension for pages which are primarily HTML but have php code too (i.e. ".phtml"
. I personally don't see a reason for this. If your document has php code in it, just give it a ".php" extension.
As far as the actual configuration, I know NOTHING about IIS. There are instructions for installing PHP with IIS in the "install.txt" file included with the PHP binaries. I think it's some registry settings for ".php" files. You could just make a new registry entry in that case.
. I personally don't see a reason for this. If your document has php code in it, just give it a ".php" extension.As far as the actual configuration, I know NOTHING about IIS. There are instructions for installing PHP with IIS in the "install.txt" file included with the PHP binaries. I think it's some registry settings for ".php" files. You could just make a new registry entry in that case.
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