问题
I'm currently building a website using php that won't need regular updating and I thought of using static site generators as it will have a blog like feature. However my website contains a form the will link with a database and the problem i'm having is that the static site generators don't recognize and parse php.
I am currently considering using one of three static site generators -Jekyll -wintersmith - Piecrust
I was wondering if this can be done or are static site generators just for static pages
回答1:
In Jekyll, you can use the {% raw %} tag to avoid processing a specific part of your files. For example:
This will be {% raw %}<?php echo("parsed"); ?>{% endraw %} correctly.
After processing, the above should be translated to This will be <?php echo("parsed"); ?> correctly.
回答2:
If you are hosting Jekyll generated website into a regular web server with php, you might need to generate index.php instead of index.html.
To do so, you can define permalink in that exact page in the front matter area:
---
layout: default
title: Some page title
permalink: somelink/index.php
---
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19124309/intergrating-static-site-generators-with-php