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accelerate
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Posted: 2006-Mar-11 13:37
I want to make my static web site dynamic. And i don't want to lose my google PR.
So i decided to convert old htm files to php then i'll convert their name to htm with re write mode thus i think i don't lose my old pages google PR.
But i am wonderin index.htm files status when the domain name entered. Is it shows directly index.php which is in the host or is it shows index.htm which is convertted with re write mode ?
if it shows php file how can i configure domain name to linked to index.htm?
Thanks
[ Message was edited by: accelerate 03/12/2006 04:16 am ]
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g1smd
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Posted: 2006-Mar-11 19:13
You do NOT need a rewrite.
You simply need to parse HTML files as if they contain PHP code.
Keep the filenames and extensions all the same.
Add one line of instructions to the server configuration to allow HTML files to be parsed as containing PHP.
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accelerate
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Posted: 2006-Mar-12 12:14
Thanks, but
i think i can't configure server because site on a hosting service. So i decided to use re write mode ... Only i want to know is domain name follows htaccess file first or diretcly looking for index.php which is in main directory ...
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g1smd
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Posted: 2006-Mar-12 18:12
If you are able to add rewrite commands to the .htaccess file, then you could have also put the required server-parsing commands in there too.
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Prowler
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Posted: 2006-Mar-13 04:43
accelerate - You would decelerate the server by using a rewrite for this. ;)
As g1smd has pointed out, your htm pages can be parsed as PHP by adding one line like so:
So your default page served - index.htm can be retained as it is.
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accelerate
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Posted: 2006-Mar-17 10:54
Thank you Prowler,
but i can't configure this code... Should this code on htaccess or php file ?
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g1smd
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Posted: 2006-Mar-17 12:13
It goes in the .htaccess file.
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accelerate
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Posted: 2006-Mar-19 13:49
Thank you. I understand,
but after i made this changes in all html files will google track this php codes or output codes?
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Prowler
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Posted: 2006-Mar-20 04:20
Google or for that matter no one else will see the actual PHP codes. All they will see is the output code.
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