I want to know what is .do extension in web pages. Is it a standard extension, or, if it's not, can we change the extension (like client-login.php
to client-login.do
and still run as PHP)?
Thanks.
You can use the included Stata Do-File Editor to read and edit the commands, but any web browser can also be used to view the commands, and a text editor like Notepad++ can view and edit the DO file. The Stata editor is also useful for executing the file; just select Execute do file.
According to FileInfo, the file extension is for Java Servlets.
Here are a few examples of browser extensions: AdBlock - enables content filtering and ad blocking. HTTPS Everywhere - provides another layer of security by making websites that support the extension automatically connect through HTTPS.
An HTML file is nothing more than plain ASCII text, but all HTML files must have a special file extension for web browsers to recognize them. This extension is either . htm OR . html. Was this answer helpful?
.do comes from the Struts framework. See this question: Why do Java webapps use .do extension? Where did it come from? Also you can change what your urls look like using mod_rewrite (on Apache).
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