This is more of an apache question, but to check if the module is compiled you can do a
shell> httpd -L
but that will not work if it is a loaded module, just if you compiled it in, in that case, you might be using PHP correctly, but not specifying the AddType for PHP
to do this go to the bottom of your config, or after any Line that has AddType in it, and add the following if not in the file:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
This will tell apache that .php is not just a file, but to hand it off to PHP to parse.
Let me know if you have other questions, or if this doesn't resolve your problem.
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