Tim

Have you ever wanted to have your own extensions? You could just rename any file any extension, using an ftp client. But what if you want to execute php inside of your own extension?

This is as easy as a simple .htaccess trick, which means your server has to be Apache.

Step 1: Open up your .htaccess file in your favorite text editor.

Step 2: If there is text in your .htaccess, go to the last line and press enter.

Step 3: Type the following line of text:
As you can see, you can change your .ext1 .ext2 and .ext3 to whatever you'd like. You can remove extensions -- or add them, just add a space and a .yourextensionhere , and you're in Emoticon Make sure you keep all of them on the same line though, or undesired effects can come out.

Step 4: Save your .htaccess file, and upload it to your webserver

Step 5: Rename your files to your liking, and now php will be executed in them (if you set their extensions correctly as above)

Have fun!