PHP Solutions: FAQ
What
is PHP?
PHP, also known as PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, is an open-source scripting
language and interpreter. It is used primarily on UNIX Web servers to
create interactive and customized Web pages and is an alternative to Microsoft
Active Server Page (ASP) technology.
When PHP script is embedded within a Web page, the Web server calls PHP
to interpret and perform the operations specified in the PHP script.
Web pages with embedded PHP script can use the file extensions .php, .php3
or .phtml (if you have added this mime-type). For simplicity, this FAQ
uses ".php" to refer to all PHP-based Web pages.
Does
Burningbulb support PHP?
All Burningbulb hosting plans support PHP. This is because all Burningbulb
hosting plans currently run on UNIX web servers.
How
do I request PHP support?
While all Burningbulb servers currently support the use of php Burningbulb
cannot offer support for the php code. If you are developing a site using
php and having problems please contact an experienced php developer.
Where
should I upload my PHP files?
You can upload your .php files to any directory other than the cgi-bin
directory. PHP files uploaded to and called from the cgi-bin directory
will produce an internal server error. Only the PHP binary should be stored
in the cgi-bin directory.
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