[UPHPU] XHTML & PHP

[Richard K Miller]

On Jun 14, 2007, at 8:26 AM, Wade Preston Shearer wrote:

>> The issue isn't necessarily your file extension, though, that  
>> depends on how
>> your webserver is configured.  Some of mine will process files ending
>> in .html, .phtml, .xhtml, .xml and .php because I've configured  
>> them (those
>> webservers, that is) that way.
>
> I've worked for a few companies that have even used custom  
> extensions. One used the acronym of the company name.

That's annoying for text editors with extension-based syntax  
highlighting.

We use Apache Multiviews for internationalization, so we have  
index.php.en, index.php.es, index.php.pt, etc. and text editors  
usually can't recognize them as PHP files.