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The server requires that the file end in .php in order for it to understand to process the PHP within it. If you are using a Linux based server, you can also use a .htaccess file to tell the server to process .html files ad .php -- a Google search or two should give you the code you need for that.

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Thanks. I figured it out. On Apache I have to add this text "AddType application/x-http-php .html .moo .htm" in the .htaccess file for the domain I am working on. I was then able to include a php page in a div on the home page. Worked just fine.

 

The tutorial on includes was great... you learn something new every day.

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