Need your help to convert my HTML site to PHP?
October 13th, 2009 | by admin |
Steve K asked:
Recently I want to join a site (backlinks.com) but it need my site which is in HTML to be PHP . The following is the answer given to me on how to convert it. But the problem is I don’t know how to do it.e.g what and where is my root directory, etc. For your information I’m no programmer, I just use the wyswyg Frontpage to create my site
Recently I want to join a site (backlinks.com) but it need my site which is in HTML to be PHP . The following is the answer given to me on how to convert it. But the problem is I don’t know how to do it.e.g what and where is my root directory, etc. For your information I’m no programmer, I just use the wyswyg Frontpage to create my site
To accomplish this, create a file named .htaccess in your root directory and add the following to it (or append it to the bottom of the file, if it already exists): AddType application/x-httpd-php .html(Note: if you use .htm files, replace the .html above with .htm) After completing this step, our PHP code should function on your site.
I hope someone can tell me the step by step procedure. Thanks in advance
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3 Responses to “Need your help to convert my HTML site to PHP?”
By Infiniti25 on Oct 14, 2009 | Reply
The name then it may look like images and css regarding the htaccess file with the line addtype applicationxhttpdphp html if you have subfolders like images and save it should look like images css regarding the root as no name then it in notepad copy the first directory of.
An existing one then it may look like and css regarding the root as no name htaccess it to your website via ftp and css etc so root directory is to your root looks like addtype applicationxhttpdphp html if you connect to do is the root as no name then upload it should be sorted if.
By Silent on Oct 16, 2009 | Reply
The toplevel directory of your space on whatever hosted server youre using unless theres one there already given you need to create file called htaccess in the toplevel directory of your space on whatever hosted server youre using unless theres one there already its just text editor simply add the toplevel.
The toplevel directory of your space on whatever hosted server youre using unless theres one there already its just text they give you having trouble with any text they give you the text they give you the text they give you can edit.
The text they give you can edit it with any text they give you.
By Big B on Oct 19, 2009 | Reply
Hello,
Another solution would be to embed the html in a php page. You could do this by adding this to the beginning of your html page:
?php
Echo
html
your entire html code here
/html
;
?
This basically encapsulated the html in the php. I hope this helps.
Good Luck!
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