Is there a reason why certain pages are made as .php when you can put php into a .html file? Is it simply for the sake of organizing your files? Or does it affect how the page loads?
(I’m talking about the file extension)
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Is there a reason why certain pages are made as .php when you can put php into a .html file? Is it simply for the sake of organizing your files? Or does it affect how the page loads?
(I’m talking about the file extension)
Whether files with the extension
.htmlare parsed as PHP is down to the server’s configuration. Usually, they’re not.That is for a reason: When set that way, the PHP interpreter has to look over every HTML file that gets served, even if it doesn’t contain any PHP code at all. That’s not good for performance.