Re: PHP-Yes, HTML-No --- Why?

Barry,

I do thank you for your help. But
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it is possible to set up the server to send .html files through
the parser aswell, but as a norm this is not done.
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sounds a bit strange. Shouldn't I be able to put pieces of PHP-code in HTML-code of HTML-files. I think I have done it many times and it has worked without any special arrangements with the webserver.

Lennart Björk
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