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I'm running into a situation where I can't figure out why this is happening. All of a sudden, several of my web pages are switching from .HTML to .PHP. Ok, now the next problem I have is that since all my pages end with .HTML, google has now recognized the pages ending with .PHP. Even checked my sitemap, and it also shows those pages with a PHP extension, creating a 404 error.So what's the best way to remove the PHP from my website all together, and how can I create a sitemap like it should? I hadn’t changed anything on my end; it just showed up!
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Following up, I notice ilogin.php and isearch.php. Should they have that extension. Reloaded t he website and the sitemap currently shows no .PHP extension, but the page in question still come up with a 404.
I did make what corections I could and uploaded the website. Now the sitemap looks good, but that one page still come up with the same 404 error showing a .php ext. If all this can be figured out, here's another what happening to the site with the software. On most pages a partial view of my 404 page is shown transparent over the page.
The ilogin.php and isearch.php files may require a PHP file extension because they need to search for data in the database using a PHP script.
Some websites also use PHP scripts for certain functions. The web server needs to know that the page contains PHP code in order to execute it, and on most web servers, this is achieved by using the .php file extension.
Sometimes a message appears in WebSite X5 stating that the page requires the PHP file extension.
However, I don't know of a list of the pages and functions that require the PHP file extension.
The Incomedia staff can certainly provide further information about the files and functions that cause the program to give the files the .php extension.
Regarding the attached image - it may be that there was previously (accidentally) a default.html as the homepage.
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So then the ilogin.php and isearch.php files are necessary for the program and then it wouldn't be good to delete them? Trying to figure out whats going on here, this all happened in the past week. The people who hosts my website said "It seems to be triggered by the JavaScript’s used by the menu structure. You could try rebuilding the menus to see if that helps". I queston that unless something would have occurred like a update to the program and I know support hasn't mentioned any in quite a while. I'm lost on what to do. Downloaded a previous version of the website from almost a year ago and it still do what I showed you in the images.
... and by the way I don't know where the 'default.html' came from, I've have never used that anytime befofe.
I have a demo shop where I test different things and there are many pages with the PHP file extension, depending on which objects I use on the page, see screenshot below
In WebSite X5, not only do the pages have a PHP file extension, but also numerous files in the subdirectories that contain PHP code and are needed for certain page functions.
So, if WebSite X5 uploads PHP files to the web server, they shouldn't be deleted, because they were uploaded to the web server for a reason.
Try these 3 steps to rule out corrupted files from previous exports to the Internet:
1) In WebSite X5, you can hold down the left Ctrl key and click on "Preview" at the top, then wait until the progress bar at the bottom has finished running. This will reload the pages.
2) When exporting to the internet, select the "Upload all files from the website" option to overwrite any corrupted files on the web server.
3) When accessing the website in the browser, use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + F5 to request the files from the web server to prevent corrupted files from the browser cache from being used.
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