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Parsing html page as php - Now nothing can find the page.....

Asked by danshaw2k in ISPs & Web Hosting

Tags: html, parse, php, page

I have an html homepage, and wanted to add some php scripting to it for dynamic content

My host said to upload a .htaccess file with the following inside

AddType x-mapp-php4 .html .htm

Which seemed to work fine and I kept it like this for about a week.

However, I noticed that nothing could find my homepage any more,

I tried several online google sitemap generating scripts, all returned a 404 error for my homepage, even though as a visitor it all looks fine. WebXact couldnt analyze my page, several other online checkers I experimented with all returned page not found

so I reverted back to plain html for now.


Is this a known side effect of parsing html as php?

I was concerned Google would also have problems indexing my site if it stayed the way it was so I took it off, but Id really like to get the php bits back on it

Thanks
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