Tao Z wrote:
you probably need to check your server configuration, then. make sure
it knows what to do with php files.
Duhhh... I figured it out.
Originally set the properties for the default website, NOT the master
properties for the server, and *then* went back to the master properties
and s
you probably need to check your server configuration, then. make sure
it knows what to do with php files.
Steve Sobol wrote:
Tao Z wrote:
Seems like it's not sending the correct header.
You can try add
header("Content-type: text/html");
at the begining of your script.
There is probably an opti
Tao Z wrote:
Seems like it's not sending the correct header.
You can try add
header("Content-type: text/html");
at the begining of your script.
There is probably an option in the ini file you can change..
I'm not supposed to have to do that, I didn't have to do that on the
last Windows installatio
Seems like it's not sending the correct header.
You can try add
header("Content-type: text/html");
at the begining of your script.
There is probably an option in the ini file you can change..
hope this helps.
Steve Sobol wrote:
Norbert GrXttner wrote:
The script will work if either
a) PHP.INI i
Norbert GrXttner wrote:
The script will work if either
a) PHP.INI is changed to allow short tags Already does. I have it in c:\winnt\php.ini - is that the right location
for the file? (Win2000 Terminal Server)
short_open_tag=On
plus when I change to
If I view the page with IE, it does not sho
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> IIS 5, Windows 2000, PHP 4.3.3 ISAPI (manually installed) - but I'm not
> sure the ISAPI module is being called because when I go to
> http://fci.es.temp.roisupply.com/x.php -
