Super Sam

I did what you said, but now I'm getting the first problem - it asks me to download the file. Then, in a step I should've done way earlier, I followed the link in your sig to Installing PHP and Apache. The problem is now fixed. (whacks head) Thanks for everybody who tried to help. :-)

Okay, I've re-installed everything from scratch. I've got the latest version of Apache and PHP installed. Now, when I browse to a php file from localhost (or my IP), it doesn't ask me to download the file, but instead it just displays the code. [a href=\"http://220.237.65.152/One80%20Wiki/index.php\" target=\"_blank\"]Example Page[/a] For me, it just shows up as the source code. Does anybody else experience this and/or is there way for me to fix it?

I changed the port number back to the default, and now for [a href=\"http://ipaddress/index.php\" target=\"_blank\"]http://ipaddress/index.php[/a] and [a href=\"http://localhost/index.php\" target=\"_blank\"]http://localhost/index.php[/a] it says the following: [code]Error in CGI Application The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:[/code] Also, I don't have any MIME types set up on the server for .php.

I have PHP, MySQL and IIS 5.1. It still doesn't work, whether on file:///C:/index.php, [a href=\"http://localhost:444/index.php\" target=\"_blank\"]http://localhost:444/index.php[/a] or http://(ip address):444/index.php. The odd thing is that it used to work a week or so ago, then it just stopped working.

I'm having a problem with .php files - every time I try to view them in an Internet browser (I've tried Internet Explorer and Firefox), it asks me to download it (with MIME type "application/octec" or similar), rather then viewing it. I can see .php files on the Internet fine, but locally (such as C:/file.php), I'm asked whether I want to download or open the file (choosing to open the file in IE or Firefox results in the download or open message again). I presume this is because my .php associations have been overwritten at some point. I've created test files (with plain text, HTML code, and PHP code) with .php extensions, and all of them suffer the same problem, whether I access them from my hard drive (C:/), localhost or my IP. Any ideas what the problem could be?