[Vaupell]

well you could "fake" it, but i dont see why anyone would..


eksamples found on my friend google :

This i found here : http://discomoose.org/2006/04/28/how...-or-any-other/

To be able to use php code on a page with an extension other than .php, you need a server which supports .htaccess files. 

To add an extension to be parsed for php, create or edit a file called .htaccess (with the dot first) containing the following line:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .moo .htm
This tells the server to check for php code and execute it in files with extensions .html, .moo or .htm. So upload that .htaccess file in the same folder as your .html files with PHP code inside them (using PHP tags: <?php ... ?>) then when you view them in the browser, the PHP should be dealt with as you?d expect from a PHP page.

and this i found here : http://www.peoplecnc.com/parse_php_into_html.html

Let's say you built a site with pages with extensions PHP and now you want to switch to pages with extension HTML or .HTM, you would have to go page by page changing the extensions? Not necessarily. There is a trick through the apache handlers, whenever the site runs on superior Apache 1.3 or superior.

aparently its something you can do on apache servers.


well in sort.. you need to modify your .htacces file (if you have one)
and add this line

AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .moo .htm

this would make them markup as .html

--------------- Added [DATE]1232586217[/DATE] at [TIME]1232586217[/TIME] ---------------

okay just testet on my site, which is hostet on a winDOH's server
and it is not possible there. Apachi ftw

but just like the comments on those sites, say

why would you do that ?