Hello,
Just a friendly warning.
While I was learning PHP I read alot of stuff.
Most of this seemed to have standard examples of how to do different tasks.
For database connection they said it was good to use the include option so that if you change your database details or password then you can just change one file and the rest are updated.
Anyway the examples had db.inc as the file name generally in a folder called include.
If other people like myself who have read this go around trying this folder/filename combination on your
website hosting then they could get that file to load.
Now to the problem. if this file extension is not setup as a file type to be parsed by a program the details will load as a simple text file.
Exposing your password and other details.
I noticed this while working for a client that had already done this on there
website hosting.
So best to rename then files db.inc.php so no text is shown.
I searched in google and found a few on these and warned the owners, much to there suprise
