Thread: XHTML vs. PHP
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Old 07-24-2007, 05:29 AM   #1 (permalink)
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XHTML vs. PHP

I am in the process of building a fairly simple site, but will still have between 100-150 pages.

I have started to build it, but a few times i have decided to make changes to my header or footer. When working with XHTML this meant that i had to go through each page and manually change the code. If i decided to code the website in PHP i can use the include() statment for my headers and footers.

Apart from my contact page, the include() statement is the only PHP used throughout the whole website.

1. Is it frowned upon that i am mainly writing in XHTML but the website is in PHP?

2. Do the search engine treat PHP pages any differently?

3. When the webite goes live i was going to use a <meta> redirect to index.php - is this the correct thing to do?

Thanks for any help in advance
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