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boppers

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12. A web page I wrote/edited on this a few years back:

Reply to DaveJ (Original post)

Sun Dec 18, 2011, 04:50 AM

Dec 2011

http://www.php.net/manual/en/security.hiding.php

You can even use ".bop" as a file extension... it's a little vanity joke I put into the official documentation. Basically, the extension just needs to be mapped to an application.

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Do PHP files need a certain extension, like .php? [View all] DaveJ Dec 2011 OP

Yes. tabatha Dec 2011 #1

I'll try it DaveJ Dec 2011 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Feb 2012 #13

I think shtml is all about includes SirRevolutionary Dec 2011 #2

Great link, thanks. DaveJ Dec 2011 #4

you don't necessarily have to use php, if you want to edit your server config ixion Dec 2011 #5

That explains the ambiguity DaveJ Dec 2011 #6

If you have access to an .htaccess file or your httpd.conf file: tranche Dec 2011 #7

<-- what tranche said. Makes sense SirRevolutionary Dec 2011 #8

The .htaccess solution is probably easiest and most elegant. nt greyl Dec 2011 #9

Ok, got it working using the last method DaveJ Dec 2011 #10

Test it as is. The extensions are becoming less important to the server software, however, HopeHoops Dec 2011 #11

A web page I wrote/edited on this a few years back: boppers Dec 2011 #12