html, .php5, or
even .jason. In addition, you can designate multiple extensions simply by including them all on the
line, each separated by a space. While some users prefer to use PHP in conjunction with the .html
extension, keep in mind that doing so will cause the file to be passed to PHP for parsing every single time
an HTML file is requested. Some people may consider this convenient, but it will come at the cost of a performance
decrease. Ultimately, it is strongly recommended you stick to common convention and use .php.
20 CHAPTER 2 ?– CONFIGURING YOUR ENV IRONMENT
12. Rename the php.ini-dist file to php.ini and save it to the C:\php6 directory.
The php.ini file contains hundreds of directives that are responsible for tweaking
PHP??™s behavior. The later section ???Configuring PHP??? examines php.ini??™s
purpose and contents in detail. Note that you can place this configuration file
anywhere you please, but if you choose a nondefault location, you also need to
configure PHP using the --with-config-file-path option. Also note that there
is another default configuration file at your disposal, php.ini-recommended.
This file sets various nonstandard settings and is intended to better secure and
optimize your installation, although this configuration may not be fully compatible
with some of the legacy applications. Consider using this file in lieu of
php.ini-dist.
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