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Originally Posted by ponyman
No way! It's not that easy is it? There must be some catch to this technique  |
The catch is putting that line in your htaccess file, thats it. My main site, most all pages are html but I run a lot of php on them. So not only for phpadsnew, but for any php you want to run.
There have been people that say it can cause a slight load on the server, as it parses every html page for php before outputting, but I have not seen a problem myself. Nor have I heard any one else that has had a problem.
ronnie