Daniel_Hatcher

How can i add a area like say

DefaultType application/x-httpd-php

not the php.ini file as .htaccess no longer allows it?

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cowboy

This is an Apache command and it remains in .htaccess files as do all other apache configuration statements.

Only PHP configuration statements are affected by phpSUexec activation.

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Daniel_Hatcher

But i get a 500 System error when i view my website and tahs all i have in my .htaccess file.

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cowboy

I don't think "DefaultType" is a valid command. Are you wanting to add another extention to a handler?

Like:

AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php5 .phtml

would add extentions php5 and phtml to be handled by php.

Or, what is the problem without the .htaccess file?

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Daniel_Hatcher

No what it was right that code made it so files without any extension loaded like PHP. So i could do things like domain.com/page/name/john the easy way. Now i know it works because before i went to the AEON plan it was working. It does not really matter as i've just done the files like domain.com/name.php?john anyway.

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H

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that mod_rewrite?

cowboy

ForceType application/x-httpd-php

will force all files in a folder without extensions to the handler type, php in the example above.

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H

Yes, but "domain.com/page/name/john -> domain.com/name.php?john" points a lot of fingers to mod_rewrite. I understand what forcetype does.

cowboy

Sorry Haugland, I should have quoted this the last time.

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