Re: [willydoit] Multi table search
Hi willydoit,
The answer to the first question should be fairly easy.
here's an excerpt from my CMSB Cookbook
http://www.thecmsbcookbook.com that describes an approach:
RENDERING PHP CODE ON ".HTML" FILES This method outlines how you can use PHP code on files created with the ".html" extension.
Create a plain text file called ".htaccess", and add the following line to it:
Addhandler application/x-httpd-php .html .php
Now upload this file to the root web directory on your server. You should now be able to use CMS Builder's code on any page with the ".html" or ".php" extensions. You can even add your own custom extensions to the code above if you'd like, such as ".shtml" or ".htm". This method is ideal for situations where you need to use CMS Builder on a site that currently uses static HTML pages, but would like to preserve the site's existing URL's.
Hope this helps.
Jerry Kornbluth
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