I have just got dynamic templates working for me. However, I have ran into a small problem. A long time ago I switched from .html to .php extensions. I had this code

in my .htaccess file to take care of that problem. Well, with the dynamic templates for some reason, this doesn't work anymore. I have placed this code after some 301 redirects I have in the file and before the MT code that 3.121 added to my .htaccess. Is there any reason why this doesn't work? Is there a way to make this work? Or, if I have to, how do I modify MT to handle this?

Any ideas anyone?

No ideas on this anyone? Do you need clarification?

Just curious - why do you want to rewrite the .html files to .php? I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know it is possible to tweak your .htaccess file to make it parse .html pages as .php. I did it for years on my site. Would that solution meet your needs?

When I switched over from html to php, I used Kadyellebee's little changeover guide here in the forums:

PHP Changeover

Worked like a charm. Maybe that will help you?

-Iki

Well, normally the code posted above works, but after I moved to dynamic templates, that doesn't work. There are many sites out there that like to the .html file, not the .php file. To elimiate some of the 404 errors, I would like to get this to work.

I already have it changed to PHP, I just want to have is some who enters mylink.html to have the webserver cahnge it to mylink.php. The origonal .htaccess code I posted worked up until I changed to dynamic templates, now it doesn't work. I am just wondering why and how to fix it.