SHTML PHP and SSI

[supercoups]

I have a .shtml file that includes some php code. It is running on an Apache server 2.0 with PHP 4.2.2 running. The include seems to work in this file but the PHP code is not being read correctly. If i change the file to a .PHP the include no longer works but the PHP code comes out correctly. Does any one know what I have configured wrong?

This .shtml file scenario is working on another server that is running apache 1.3 and PHP 4.2.2.

Thanks in advance...

 

[sleipnir214]

Generally, one uses either PHP or SSI. It's not necessary to use both, particularly since PHP provides all the functionality of SSI.

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[supercoups]

I am working from pages that have already been written. I'm not sure I could rewrite them myself. Thats why I'd like to get them working as is, unless it is simple enough to use Only PHP and still have the Server Side include working.

Thanks,

JIm

 

[sleipnir214]

It may be doable. But the question would be better asked in the Apache forum.

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[jstreich]

Typically a single file can only go through one interpreter before being transmitted. Apache 2 allows it to be processed twice, but what the rules for that are, I don't know.

Is it possible to change the new PHP code into SSI tags (if you can't change the old SSI page, then change the new stuff)?