This is more of an Apache thing, sorry.
There are some good solutions in articles on this site for using the appache ForceType directive to trick apache into parsing files without an extension as PHP.
I've used this in a couple of projects to cause search engines to walk an entire site.
Here's what I want to do, I'd like to have a single file, let's call it FL that I want to be parsed as a PHP file. There are other files and subfolders that I don't want to be parsed as PHP files. Can I use the ForceType on per file basis when I use it in a .htaccess directory? If not, is there another directive that satisfies this?
I'd prefer to not change the httpd.conf file, but I can if needed. Once again, if I have a folder,
/
.htaccess <- good stuff goes here
FL <- Parse as PHP
index.htm <- no parse
images/ <- no parse
images/some.gif <- no parse
What do you think, can it be done?
TIA,
Matthew Nuzum
