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  1. MediaMonkey
    Premiso - I tried that, and still no output! PFMaBiSmAd - I checked and you're right - there is only raw unparsed php code... Therefore I've contacted the hosts once again and hope they will better advise on the issue. Thank you for your help! MM
  2. MediaMonkey
    Thorpe - the page content i'm trouble-shooting is entirely HTML based with a .php extension; only other sections of the site actually contain PHP content (also have the same issues) Premiso - thank you, I've just setup a testing page, as you suggested - it returns a blank page in Internet Explorer, and the source-code (plain text) in Firefox (e.g.): ============================================= <?php phpinfo(); ?> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head> <title>Untitled Document</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> </head> <body> </body> </html> ============================================= Therefore I guess there is a real issue with the hosts apache/php? Thanks, MM
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    Thank you for your response Monkeytooth, I've just replied to that also. So the issue appears to be that the server is not invoking the correct scripts (apache/php) to process the .PHP extension and therefore outputs source-code instead of the basic html content... I have now contacted them (again) and requested they investigate the issue. Thanks for your help and support. MM
  4. MediaMonkey
    Thank you for your reply Monkeytooth. I've just sent you the link via PM. Thanks for your help
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    Thank you for your reply Thorpe, The pages of the site we are accessing are through different domains (for the different servers) - therefore I don't believe it would be a cache'd problem? I have contemplated that this issue may be the newer server not being configured correctly and contacted them - who have brushed me off with a standard response saying it is most likely a 'design issue'... What would you suggest as the best form of action to get this issue resolved? Thanks for your advice, MM
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    Hi Monkeytooth, TelstraClear (UNIX Host) - thats a NewZealand company. TotalChoiceHosting (WINDOWS Host) - thats an American company. The windows host is our testing server and the NewZealand host holds the account which requires the new website to function on. Thanks for your help, MM
  7. MediaMonkey
    Another update (if it would help in identifying the issue)... I've just changed the extension of one of the .PHP pages to .HTML and that functions correctly in Firefox / Chrome on the Unix server... Therefore something must be going wrong with the .php extension in chrome & firefox on the unix host (as previously mentioned, it functions correctly in all three on a windows host)... Any advice please? Thanks, MM
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    Hi Waynewex, Thanks for your reply. We have deleted all temporary files and also tried accessing the site from different computers on different ISPs and on all browsers - and the same findings occurred... That the site works fine on the Windows-host in all browsers; however only outputs source-code in Firefox & Chrome on the Unix-host. What would be the likely cause of such an issue? Thanks for your help, MM
  9. MediaMonkey
    Hello, We have built a website on a windows server, using the .php extension - the entire website works fine on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox & Google Chrome. However, we have just migrated the SAME website to a unix server - and the site works in Internet Explorer, but not in Firefox or Chrome; it only displays the source-code and not the website? We do not know why?? Any help and advice you can offer would really be appreciated. Cheers, MM
  10. MediaMonkey
    Are there no work-arounds at all? Thanks, MM
  11. MediaMonkey
    I'll try Jabop: I have a flash-fx background, which re-sizes according to the dimensions of the users browser. I would just like to use that as the background as non-scrolling, with HTML scrollable content on top. Thank you for your help MM
  12. MediaMonkey
    Thanks darkwater; how about embedding the flash file into another .PHP -> then embed that? MM
  13. MediaMonkey
    That's what I thought too... Thats why I wondered about the prospect of loading the background in from an include function; that way I could setup the background with 100% params in one file and then include it on the page which is going to have the content? Thanks, MM
  14. MediaMonkey
    Hi, Thanks for your reply... I tried Z-indexing - but it doesn't work in that dreamweaver always puts flash content on top... Also I read that this is unreliable for browsers when loading, as to which order they appear? Thanks, MM
  15. MediaMonkey
    Does anyone know if this is possible? I've seen it works for random .JPG files? Thanks, MM
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