This topic was started off-topic in another thread which is here: http://www.dew-code.com/component/option,com_fireboard/func,view/Itemid,26/catid,8/id,439/

To recap, I have setup a new hosting account at Godaddy.com (happy with so far) and I read in the Godaddy user knowledgebase this...

http://help.godaddy.com/article/1274

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For security reasons, we run PHP as a CGI and not as a module. Because of this and the version of Apache we run (1.3.3), you cannot use extensionless PHP files on your Web site without employing a tool like mod_rewrite.

I have been thinking about setting up this Dew-NewPHPLinks BETA script for helping tweek and contribute to this beta script project and have the opportunity with a new website I have built for a client. After our recent initial launch with his site I am now at the door steps of promoting his site- SEO style.

Don't understand what I am doing here, but I think the below comments about using an .htaccess file may be ignored(??) if I can figure out how to use mod_rewrite to run "directory".

I have messed around with using a test .htaccess file which tells the server(??) to use my extensionless PHP script (in our case "directory" as a PHP file. The test .htaccess file looks like this:

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<Files godaddy_phpscript> #ForceType application/x-httpd-php #SetHandler application/x-httpd-php #SetHandler application/x-httpd-php5 ForceType x-httpd-php </Files>

To accompany the test .htaccess file, I have the test extentionless PHP script here: http://www.glacierviewlandscape.com/landscaping_links/godaddy_phpscript The godaddy_phpscript file actually shows the php and html code. I tried un-commenting each ForceType & SetHandler lines and reuploading the .htaccess file each time but non of them actuall just showed...

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This PHP script is running

Funny enough, I did try running this test extensionless script "godaddy_phpscript" using a joomla iframes wrapper and it worked. This relates to my other post today.