HTML vs SHTML vs PHTML
Solution 1
It looks like SHTML = Server Side include HTML (SSI), which is just a fancy way of saying the server can dynamically inject code at the reference point (i.e. where the include is).
PHTML is HTML code with inline PHP processing instructions.
Solution 2
Use static HTML when you want to have static content. Use SHTML if you want to do simple things such as includes. Use PHTML if you want to use logic (though it's possible to do with SHTML if you really want to).
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Updated on April 05, 2020Comments
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A.N.M. Saiful Islam about 4 years
What is the difference between:
HTML SHTML PHTMLWhy and when i'll use which one?