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I have a quick question about changing the file types PHP parses. This website gave this line:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
But I’m not clear what file this goes into. Any help would be appreciated – thanks!
That line goes into a file called
.htaccess, that changes the Apache server configuration for the folder it is on, and all its subfolders (Unless otherwise specified)Your server should parse php files with the .php file extension by default though. You could use that to add custom file formats for example.
To parse .mp4 files, like you said in the comments, add to your .htaccess: