Quite simply, I’m making a new log analyzer program (that is definitely the first decent one for under $500!!! ). I’m trying build a comprehensive list of every file extension on the net that indicates your page (and possibly not an image/plugin/etc. ). Here’s what I’ve so far:
html
htm
shtml
stm
php
pl
cgi
asp
cfm
(no extension)
I had been wondering if people guys/girls can think about any I might have missed. (Note: It _will_ be possible for individuals to add extensions in the preferences, but in my own days doing website development I’ve learned to make things as automatic as you possibly can… there’s more Grandpa Bob’s within the ‘Net than you would imagine. So, I’d like to try and get as numerous extensions as I will. )
Oops, did not remember jsp… there’s additional.
You’re missing a few hundred, although your search is at vain. If I wanted to I may possibly serve a PHP web page under page. mysuperextension merely wanted to…
. aspx
. shtm
. ascx
. php3
. php4
. php5
. jst
The examples below formats also assistance ASCII output:
. txt
. htl
. xml
. vrml
. sgml
. svg
. xhtml
. exe
. dll
. java
Brak is definitely right though…. content isn’t easily dependant upon the file’s extension anymore.
I realize… I myself have taken benefit of this. However, I’m seeking to make this require very little configuration as feasible. If someone wants the program to count " hi there. phpiskewl", they are probably used to tweaking things and can be more than content to configure the analyzer. On the other hand, everyone else wants as near to a one-click solution because they can get.
I’ve seen one or two sites that even now use ". phtml" Believe was from quick days of php3.