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Phps
what is the difrence between *.PHP and *.PHPS ?
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Hi
As far as i know there is no difference cause you can configure your web server to interpret files with extention *.php or *.php4 or *.php3, *.phps or even *.pp with PHP. Looks like someone has done that settting manually Cheers Jayesh Jain |
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It's a souce file... When you navigate to a .PHPS file, the actual source code will be syntax highlighted, which is a nice feature for readability!
There is no difference between the two file-types other than .PHP files being parsed, and .PHPS files not being parsed, so as to display the source.
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I use phps when i want someone to look at my code, and help with a problem im having.
phps tells the php renderer, to bypass parsing the file, and just syntax highlight the code. |
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