Postby Kaligraphic » Sun Sep 11, 2005 12:29 pm
You can save files with php in them as html, but the php will only work if your web server runs .html files through php - so it won't work by default, but you can change it to work. It's usually best to use the .php extension, though, because just about any web server with php enabled will process them correctly. If you really want to, though, we can help you configure your web server to run php code in .html files.
As for the xhtml doctypes, I've used them with no problems - php doesn't really care what's outside of your php blocks. Check for extra or missing <? <?php or ?> markers, and make sure you're not declaring the doctype inside the php block.
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