> There are two techniques you can use....depending on what is easier.
(1) edit your apache conf file and add .html extension to AddType
application/x-httpd-php
(2) force .html to be parsed through php by using the ForceType directive
in an .htaccess file
Hi and thanks for the reply. #1 is already done - httpd will process both
html and php
As for #2 - this would only result in the same problem. What I want to do
is call a php script from an html page that is not parsed by php.
The problem I'm having is this:
When scrolling with the mouse wheel, the bottom of the left nav bar does not
display. To duplicate this problem, size your browser window so the vertical
height is about half of your screen's height. Load the php page and then try
scrolling down. You will notice that the bottom part of the left nav bar
(the part that was not visible due to the limited height of the browser
window) does not display - the left nav bar just stops and ugly white space
appears where the nav bar should. I've tried this on a couple of computers
and got the same result - apparently this is an issue with IE 6 since this
does not happen with html pages.