"<?php ... ?>" ignored before reload!

Hello I have a serious strange problem at my website: There, I have a php-File which reads any data from a text file. When someone makes an HTTP Request of that file, he gets it well but the php part is ignored from <?php to ?>. And the strange thing is: When he reloads the page (press RELOAD in Netscape), then the php part is interpreted and sent too! But why only at reloads? Well, PHP runs fine on my webserver, installation is ok and so on. Only this reload-bug drives me crazy. Details here: I have three pages. In the first "smashboard.html, you fill a form, then you submit it. The second page "smashboard_check.php" gets the POST variables and saves them into a text file. Then it goes on to page "smashboard.php" where the text file is read and its content shown. So, in this third file, before reload, nothing is shown, then after reload, everything's fine. What's up? And another serious thing: This doesn't appear everywhere. At home it works fine and on a different computer in my university it works fine without reload but on anoter computer it needs to be reloaded and on two other computers of my friends, it needs to be reloaded too. Do you know what's the problem? Mickey from Switzerland -- Michael Heuberger Gotthardstrasse 43 8800 Thalwil (CH) SWITZERLAND FAX:+41 1 7201828 mailto:miccool@active.ch I-Student at www.hsr.ch <=Good=Things=Come=To=Those=Who=Wait=>