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If you have a page, for example index.php, then just go to that file in your browser.. http://www.yoursite.com/index.php.  If the browser prompts you for download, or if your code is displayed on the page as text, then you don't have PHP enabled.  If you have a PHP script (not a blank PHP file) and when you access it you just see a blank page, chances are there is a parse or other fatal error in the code.  Turn on error reporting to see what the error is.

 

Add this to the top of your script:

 

error_reporting(-1);

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