Date: 07/03/01
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> The problem with this is that, by default, Apache will ONLY parse
> PHP code if the extension matches the PHP extension in
> httpd.conf. You could add .htm and .html to that extension match
> if you'd like, and that could possibly do it.
No, that is not the problem.
I don't want the .htm file parsed by Apache server.
I want to include the output of php into an html file.
I've also tried to specify the full path of php executable into
hello.htm with the following:
<!--#exec cgi="/usr/local/bin/php -q /v/www/hello.php" -->
without success.
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