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Motor City Paddle Club posted this 03 April 2024
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Is there a way to save the HTML files as PHP files? for example, I need it to save as index.php instead of index.html

Is there a way to save the HTML files as PHP files? for example, I need it to save as index.php instead of index.html
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Support Team posted this 04 April 2024

Hi Jason,
Thanks for reaching out to us

In Nicepage, there isn't a direct way to save HTML files as PHP files within the application itself. However, you can manually rename the file extensions after exporting your project.

Here's how you can do it:

  1. Export your project as HTML files from Nicepage.
  2. Locate the exported HTML files on your computer.
  3. Rename the files to have a .php extension instead of .html. For example, rename "index.html" to "index.php".
  4. If your PHP files contain server-side code, ensure that the code is properly enclosed within PHP tags < ? php ? > to be interpreted by the server.

After renaming the files, you can upload them to your web server, and they will function as PHP files. Keep in mind that Nicepage is primarily designed for HTML-based websites, so while you can manually rename the files to have a .php extension, the application itself does not directly support saving files as PHP.
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Ahmad.
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Hi Jason, Thanks for reaching out to us In Nicepage, there isn't a direct way to save HTML files as PHP files within the application itself. However, you can manually rename the file extensions after exporting your project. Here's how you can do it: 1. Export your project as HTML files from Nicepage. 2. Locate the exported HTML files on your computer. 3. Rename the files to have a .php extension instead of .html. For example, rename "index.html" to "index.php". 4. If your PHP files contain server-side code, ensure that the code is properly enclosed within PHP tags < ? php ? > to be interpreted by the server. After renaming the files, you can upload them to your web server, and they will function as PHP files. Keep in mind that Nicepage is primarily designed for HTML-based websites, so while you can manually rename the files to have a .php extension, the application itself does not directly support saving files as PHP. ................................................... Sincerely, Ahmad. Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
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