The site originally was coded using SSI (Server Side Includes) which requires a .shtml extension. SSI lacks many features that PHP provides and we wanted to switch to using PHP. However Google and other search englines have archived our pages as .shtml and renaming them would be devastation. Therefore we did some complex charms (above NEWT level) and drank certain potions to have PHP in .shtml files.

The valid file extensions for PHP scripts are: .php These file extensions must be used in order for your PHP scripts to run properly.

Yes. Insuma search engine does not care what happens "behind the scenes" at your server. It accesses your pages just like a visitor with a browser does. Because of this, it can index just about any site on the web.

Out Linux servers suppor PHP 4. MySQL databases are not supported. The file extensions supported for PHP are .php, .phtml, and phps.

By default no extensions are enabled. However substatntial functionality including MySQL database connectivity is built into PHP.

If you are placing your PHP code in various directories, the script may have problems locating the local XML file that you created. If this happens, open up your PHP script and make the following change: LOCAL_XML_FILENAME = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/local_#####.xml'; Make sure that "#####" matches what is currently in your script, and that the local XML file is located in the root directory of your website. This should resolve the issue.

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PHP is the most popular Open-Sourced web scripting system and is currently up to version PHP5. PHP typically runs under *nix systems, but there are binaries for Windows systems. PHP's syntax is a hybrid of C and Perl.

Six different PHP configurations are available on all of our servers, with different PHP versions and sets of extensions. They can be selected from either the web interface or the csoftadm utility. They are php4, php4-fat, php4-unsafe, php5, php5-fat and php5-unsafe. The php4-unsafe and php5-unsafe options are identical to php4-fat and php5-fat, except that the register_globals parameter is On by default.

Yes. All of our web servers support PHP and MySQL. If you would like a MySQL database created please e-mail us or fill out our support form.

The webserver recognizes a PHP script by its file extension. It is recommended that your PHP scripts be in a file ending with .php.

There are a number of SSI tutorials available on the web. By default, only .shtm and .shtml files are parsed for SSI statements but you can modify your .htaccess file to allow .htm and/or .html files to be parsed. For example, to parse .htm files for SSI, add the following line to your .

In an operating environment like the PC where filename extensions are widely used, you're likely to come across some of these values: Header' files containing Inform source statements which are intended to be #Included into .INF files. The vast majority of today's compiled Z-machine games: .Z5 (Infocom's 'advanced' design) is normal unless the game size exceeds 256Kb, whereupon .Z8 permits an increase to 512Kb. Infrequent circumstances: .

To make file extensions visible in Windows double-click the 'My Computer' icon on your desktop. (On Windows XP you may have to open My Computer from the Start menu). With the 'My Computer' folder open, click the 'Tools' menu and select 'Folder Options'. In the 'Folder Options' dialog, click the 'View' tab and then find the 'Hide file extensions for known files types' check box and make sure it is not checked. When you're done click 'OK'. Back to top

Windows XP does not display hidden files or the 3 character extensions for files unless you change settings. To see all files and their extensions, open Windows Explorer or My Computer, choose Tools Folder Options from the menu, click on the View tab, click Show hidden files and folders option, un-tick Hide extensions for known file types, click OK. Now all files and all extensions will be displayed.

asf, .avi, .bat, .cgi, .cmd, .exe, .jsp, .mov, .mp3, .mpeg, .mpg, .mxp, .pdf, .php, .pl, .ram, .rar, .rm, .rmx, .wav, .wmf, .wmp, .zip

We allow MP3 and WMA Formats - Note that MP3 is the preferred Format as some features on this site can not use WMA.

A theme in ArcMap is comprised of many separate files that work together. ArcMap needs all of these files to be able to add the theme into your project. Don’t delete anything! The three files you’ll always see are *.shp, *.shx, *.dbf.

Currently, we only allow JPG and GIF image files to be uploaded to the server. We may add other file types in the future, but each poses a different security risk, so we need to be careful.

Select "Menu/Open", then "Menu/Settings" and in the pop-up menu select or clear "Show File Extension". Next to the Set "Browse CF Card" Folder option from the pop-up menu select the path in which your card is located. (There is an option where you can choose how many levels you want to browse, the default setting is 2 – perhaps you will need more).

Some online providers will charge up to $20 per extension when you can do it yourself for FREE! Tax Brain Extension Center makes it easy for you to download the forms (free of charge) and file your state and federal tax extensions with ease. If you opt to use Official Payments Corp. and make your payment with a credit card, the entire transaction including the filing of your extension is handled electronically. Official Payments Corp. will asses a convenience fee.

ACC supports Windows Media. The video clips have the extension .wmv and the meta, redirect file has the .asx extension. Real Media video clips have the extension .rm and the meta, redirect file has the .ram extension. SMIL files (.smil) may be created for the meta, redirect file. SMIL files specify the source file(s), layout, and timing of the streaming media.

No. Freeserve do not support any of the server side scripting languages on their webspace. You can only use technologies that work on the web browser (client side).

If you have FrontPage extensions installed on your Virtual Server and you use PHP, you must use PHP as a CGI script or your PHP will fail to function. The reason is that during the installation of the FrontPage extensions, your web server was upgraded to Apache 1.2.4 which does not work with the compiled PHP module.