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My Site's Pages Suddenly Switched from .html Extension to .php Extension... Help!

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Micheal H

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Good morning.

I'm a newbie who suddenly has found himself with a desperate problem. After switching from one template to another using SiteBuilder, all of my pages were changed to have a .php extension rather than a .html extension. This has caused me enmormous headaches, since search engines and people bookmarking me know me by the .html extensions.

I have tried to switch back to the other template and republish, but this does not help.

Does anyone have any ideas?

Thanks so much!

Desperate....

www.micevhill.com
 
This happens when you add modules that use PHP to your site. (i.e. a script module or feedback form). If you remove those modules, the pages revert back to HTML pages.
 
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