PHP code causes page to download- not display

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    I've just added a new site www.carkraftautobody.com but the php code, I guess has caused the page to want to download rather than display.

    I've added a couple of sites before but none that didn't have SHTML. Any suggestions will help.

    Thanks,
    chip
     
    chrisk, Feb 25, 2005 IP
  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    Does your server support PHP?
     
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    I think it supports php. But I'll have to check tomorrow.

    Thanks,
    Shawn
     
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    godaddy, even the cheapest hosting packages, support php by default.
     
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    Shawn,
    The Site does support php because it uses a .php page for the form handler.

    I've pulled out all of the stuff I added to support the ads.
    I want to start adding it back in slowly to see if I can find where the problem develops.
    Do you have a suggested order of adding pages and script? I'm thinking like this:
    1 .htaccess
    2 ad_network_179.php file
    3 ad_network_.txt file
    4 script on one page
    5 more script pages
     
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    You don't need an .htaccess file if your site already supports PHP.
     
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    OK thanks I'll try it without the .htaccess.
     
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