IIS6 - php-source

[Brian \bojo\ Jones]

Is it possible to make IIS6 render .phps files as php-source? I haven't
been able to locate any information on this, and am beginning to believe
it's not possible.
-- Brian 'bojo' Jones

[NC]

Brian "bojo" Jones wrote:

Is it possible to make IIS6 render .phps files as php-source?

I don't think so. Moreover, even Apache does this only when
PHP is installed as an Aoache module.

This said, look into highlight_file() and highlight_string():

http://www.php.net/highlight_file
http://www.php.net/highlight_string

Cheers,
NC

[Brian \bojo\ Jones]

NC wrote:

Brian "bojo" Jones wrote:

Is it possible to make IIS6 render .phps files as php-source?

I don't think so. Moreover, even Apache does this only when
PHP is installed as an Aoache module.

This said, look into highlight_file() and highlight_string():

http://www.php.net/highlight_file
http://www.php.net/highlight_string

Cheers,
NC

Wonderful, that is exactly what I was digging around for. Thank you
very much.

-- Brian

[DH]

Brian "bojo" Jones wrote:

Is it possible to make IIS6 render .phps files as php-source? I haven't
been able to locate any information on this, and am beginning to believe
it's not possible.
-- Brian 'bojo' Jones

Consider writing a "hiliter.php" script to which you can pass filenames
to via an A HREF tag from a dirctory listing:
<a href="hiliter.php?f=filename.php">hiliter</a>

hiliter.php might contain something like:

$f = array_key_exists('f', $_GET)
? strip_tags(stripslashes(trim($_GET['f'])))
: '';

if(!empty($f)){

if(file_exists($f)){

$string = file_get_contents($f);

highlight_string($string);

}else{

echo '<p>unable to locate '.$f.'</p>';

}

}elseif(empty($f)){

echo "\n".'<p>Filename is empty</p>';

}