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Feb 17.2012

Hi,

I have a directory with lots of .htm / .html files, and want only one or two of them to be treated as .php files. If in .htaccess I put something like this

[CODE]AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htm[/CODE]

, it affects all the files with the specified extensions.

Is it possible to do this say only for test1.htm and test2.htm, and leave the rest of *.htm* files in the same directory unaffected?
(I don’t want to move the files to a separate folder, and using wildcards like [B]*test*.htm[/B] has no effect)

Thanks

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@DasherFeb 18.2012 — Yes! You can do that with a regular expression. I am not real good on those so someone else may provide a specific solution.
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@eval_BadCode_Feb 18.2012 — Something like this:

[CODE]
<Files foo.htm>
AddHandler x-httpd-php5 .htm
</Files>
<Files bar.html>
AddHandler x-httpd-php5 .html
</Files>
[/CODE]
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