Create a new page

Something like this……

<?php

require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’);

?>

<?php get_header(); ?>

Your content here

?>
<?php get_sidebar(); /* NOTE THAT SOME FOOTER.PHP FILES INCLUDE THE SIDEBAR AUTOMATICALLY!!! */ ?>

<?php get_footer(); ?>

Actually, what I mean is that when I create a new page now, the URL looks like this:

http://www.domain.com/archives/test/

However how can I get it to instead be this:

http://www.domain.com/archives/test.php

Is this possible?

Hello,
Does anybody have a tip on thisw? I have googled my query and also checked this website–I am sure it’s a simple answer, but I can’t figure out how to make a page called “test.php” via the WP2.0 interface….

Ahh, thank you. :>

I have an answer, but not one I wanted… OK, then I will just create these pages via Dreamweaver and upload on FTP.

MT has this feature, so I hope maybe sometime soon WP can integrate it as well… very useful…

Well, it’s useful because then I don’t need to use FTP/Dreamwever to create pages.

And for old websites that do have .php or .html filetype names, it’s easier to keep those links the same, instead or removing them and WP-ifying.

Don’t get me wrong, I am really happy to switch to WP, but no software is perfect and there are a few MT things that would be nice additions to WP.

I finally got my head round this

if you have apache, mod_rewrite and can alter your .htaccess file — add this..

RewriteEngine On

RewriteRule ^test.php actualurl

so anyone clicking on (or typing in)YOURURL/test.php will see the contents of the actualurl and it will still say yoururl/test.php in the address bar.