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Originally Posted by JamieJelly
not that file extension always determines what scripting language you are using anyway. It is easy enough to set apache to parse html files as php, or even asp.
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Quick! All you PHP webmasters, configure your collective Apache's to support the ".thisissooototallynotaphpfile" extension..
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Originally Posted by gatorgritz
I hate scrolling too. It's a huge annoyance and drives me nuts. And being on dialup (yes I'm still in the stoneage) slow loading pages kill it for me. Why not give me an option of loading large items? And believe it or not, there are still quite a few people still using dialup.
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I was on dialup for years. I swear, more and more webmasters are treating Dial-up users like they're still on FidoNet or something... s'bullpats. Load time is a huge complaint that I hear a lot from dial-up users. And it's something I specifically address when designing and dev'ing. Y'know, I've thought, what about a pre-load script that tests your download speed off of an 8-16k dummyfile and then uses that speed test to spit you out to the appropriate page?
IF speed > 56k THEN goto "highspeedindex.thisissooototallynotaphpfile"
