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No, this craziness(!) here suggests that it's not a static site: > "I added hyphens to the opening and closing PHP statements to prevent my web server from int
by montroser 3y ago
No, this craziness(!) here suggests that it's not a static site:
> "I added hyphens to the opening and closing PHP statements to prevent my web server from interpreting them as code."
It could be a static site, and one could also automate the job that this person spends their precious time doing every day, copying and pasting text (IP addresses) that matches a pattern from one place to another. But they seem content, so...
- TekMol 3y agoIf they read this: You can use < instead of < to solve the "parsed as code" issue. Anyhow, it does not matter how they produce the frontend html+assets. They can still take it all and push it somewhere where it is hosted for cheap or free. "wget -r 127.0.0.1" and a few more lines of code should be all that is needed to autmate it.