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You have to do what Fris said.
What that will do (create a file named .htaccess in your index root), and put the content in it, will have it parse all of the listed files as though they were native PHP. Other hacks are more ineligant - however, this will slow you down a bit for static content, not that you'll really notice.
You also don't want to do a PHP include across sites, that allows for cross-scripting. If you want them to force inline, that's one of the few choices, but it's incredibly retarded. See above reasoning.
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