Hello!

Currently, most of my pages are SSI (SHTML). However, I prefer naming them *.HTML. So my question is:

- Is there a possibility of having an .htaccess with some code and forcing Apache into parsing *.HTML as *.SHTML?

Any input would be appreciated. And better yet, if you know the exact code and you can help me out of this.


Thanks in advance,

Ian

Hello,

The only way that I know of doing this is to add a handler like this:

AddHandler server-parsed .html
AddType text/html .html

This will work however, this will seriously degrade performace for Apache will process every html file your users access which is not a very good idea.

Hope this helps,

Mike

Agree and that is why there is another extension set up (so you can tell the server which files to parse). Then again, if it is every file, I suppose it doesn't matter much.

*crawls back into chicken cave*

every page is SSI, i just don't like the .shtml extension. personal preference.

Phiberop - thanks! it works like a charm! :)