HTML to PhP

I've created an HTML site, and am about to add a PHP database. Do I need to rebuild my site from scratch, choosing php instead of html?

No,
You can start by changing all files names to .php.

They will work, even if they don't include any dynamic code at all

Alexandru

BrianG61 wrote:

I've created an HTML site, and am about to add a PHP database. Do I need to rebuild my site from scratch, choosing php instead of html?

BrianG61 wrote:

I've created an HTML site, and am about to add a PHP database. Do I
need to rebuild my site from scratch, choosing php instead of html?

No.

As long as your host supports PHP, you're OK.

Any pages which require PHP or access to the database (probably MySQL) in
should have the extension .php; these will then be interpreted correctly.
Pages which don't need PHP can be left as html; everything will work fine
together.

HTH,

Pete.
--
Peter Connolly
http://www.acutecomputing.co.uk
Derby
UK

No, don't change all your page names! Find out from your host if you just
use .htaccess to have your .htm/.html pages parsed as php. Then you don't
have to change anything.

--
Sonjay

On 11/13/04 6:03 AM, "Alexandru COSTIN" wrote:

No,
You can start by changing all files names to .php.

They will work, even if they don't include any dynamic code at all

Alexandru

BrianG61 wrote:
I've created an HTML site, and am about to add a PHP database. Do I need to
rebuild my site from scratch, choosing php instead of html?

.oO(Alexandru COSTIN)

No,
You can start by changing all files names to .php.

"Cool URIs don't change."

Micha