A PHP script is the most common of five associations linked to the .php file extension. PHP is a general use scripting language that can be used in standalone applications or to create dynamic web pages. Similar to ASP files, the .php script is written and placed on a web server, then called when the web page using it is loaded. The .php file in this case is a script which sends data to the PHP engine where it is executed. The PHP engine then returns the output to the web browser as standard HTML. The .php format is open source and can be utilized by anyone free of charge under the PHP license. Though free and open, PHP is not compatible with the GNU/GPL license due to restrictions o how the name PHP is used.
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Most modern internet browsers are PHP compatible, but users of older browsers or text-only browsers will not be able to properly render pages with PHP content. One of the most common errors with .php files resides in improper coding. Like all web scripts, coding must be done correctly or the script will not execute. Web developers routinely test their code before publishing but occasionally an error will slip by. PHP errors should be reported to the webmaster for investigation and correction.
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More Info Regarding File Extension Php
PHP has evolved over the years and can now be used as a command-line script to launch individual applications on the computer. These command-line scripts use the same .ph extension, utilizing a PHP engine residing on the hard drive. The technology has proven to be very efficient and usable for desktop applications that require speed and stability, without unnecessary additional functions.
Broderbund's CreateaCard software is the second program using the .php extension. CreateaCard assigns the extension to a Quick Prints project which can be opened by most flavors of Broderbund's publishing software. There may be backward compatibility issues when trying to access a .php created with a new version using an older version of the software. Updating to the latest version is the only solution to this. File association errors can also occur with these files if an operating system update makes changes or creates a new association with web page files. If this occurs and the user wishes to return to the CreateaCard association, that can be done through the operating system file properties.
The third association of .php files is with a software package called Calisto PhotoParade. This program was a tool to create slide shows from photos and other graphic images, with the ability to add music, titles, captions, and some basic special effects. The finished slide show was given the .php extension and could only be viewed outside of the PhotoParade software through a viewer provided by Calisto. There are widespread reports of the files not displaying properly, not linking the selected music to a finished project, and poor or non-working special effects. The company has since ceased production of the software, and terminated support at the end of 2008.
Microsoft Picture It! claims the fourth association of the .php extension. This software package was introduced in 1996 with the goal of making digital imaging as easy as possible for users. It is unclear what the .php extension was assigned to with Picture It!, as its native format used the .mix extension. The software was merged with Microsoft's Home Publishing software which was later repackaged as Digital Image. The software was discontinued in 2006 and is no longer supported.
The last association is unverified and without detail. There are reports of some older and unknown presentation programs assigning the .php extension to finished project files. The last reports date back to 2003, but on what type of computer they were found or what operating system they were for, is unknown.
