Vladimir,
How would one do what you suggested?
I have a bit of a different problem, but somewhat the same, LOL
I have a site I am changing over from ssi to php I would like to keep the .shtml file name as they are indexed well. When I place
Addhandler application/x-httpd-php .html .php .shtml
in .htaccess, php is of course parsed just fine. The problem is that the pages that still use ssi are not functioning. I don't have time to get all the pages done at once, it is a process that is going to take a few weeks.
IF I add the .shtml to the list above, it won't put the ssi in, but if I leave it out, it will not parse the php on the .shtml pages that are updated with php includes.
Is there any way to get the .shtml pages to provide the server side includes OR the php includes while using the .shtml extension?
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