PHP source code

Anon

I've noticed that when people dispaly PHP source code it is always in the same colors and such and I realize this is because PHP is actually generating the HTML based on the code. I was just looking at some source that said that the colors and highlights were automagically generated from PHP, and I was wondering how to do this? Is it a PHP function I'm missing, a script? Or are people just writing these source grabbers themselves?
Thanks fr yr help,
Justin

Anon

PHP is a programming language. The source is plain text and will not colorize when you look at it with a browser.

If there is any colorcoding in what you see, it is because some script/program has colorcoded it for you.

Anon

You may enable this feature by adding the line:

AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps

in your httpd.conf

This means that files with phps extension are treated as php source file and the php module will do the job.

You can change the colors in your php.ini and view the currents by using <? phpinfo(); ?>

Hth

JBL

Anon

If you have access to the php.ini file in the sysroot, you can change the colors to whatever you like....

::Andrew Heebner::

Anon

I just upgraded from php3 to php4 and now the background in the .phps files are grey instead of white like in php3. I have checked the php.ini file and the colors are identical as the old php3.ini file. Anyone know how to make the background white instead of grey when using php4?