Re: Configuration Problem

On 6/24/01 10:22 PM, in article 9h6788$s91$1@w153.z064000151.sjc-ca.dsl.cnc.net, ""Rob Beckett"" <thesuburbanwolf@hotmail.com> wrote: >> If the file has a .php extension, my browser tries to download it. >> If the file has a .php3 extension, I see the source code of the file. >> If the file has a .php4 extension, my browser tries to download it. > > Ok, I'm not a pro, but this stinks of (to call it something) the httpd.conf > or definitions missing that tells the server how to process the file. > > Got the: "AddType application/x-httpd-php .php" line in there? And the > LoadModule command? > > Just an idea. AFAIK, your browser will do what it does with the file being > sent depending on the header sent, MIME-type, etc, and if your browser is > trying to download it, then it's not receiving the right output from > Apache/PHP, assuming the file is even being pre-processed. > > Hopefully someone can agree or disagree here. > > Have fun, > > Rob Beckett. > rob@subwolf.org > > [NP: Da Hool - Meet Her At The Love Parade (Nalin & Kane Mix)] > > > I figured it out. I had several different "AddType" lines for php. I removed all but the AddType application/x-httpd-php .php line and everything works just fine! Thanks, Floyd