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Hello,
Sometimes broswers get confused between extensions
and content-type answers from scripts (Internet Explorer over all). I saw the
same problem ONLY in one computer, when accessing a certain script with a plx
extension AND text/plain content-tpye.
Try to see if this problem occurs only on one
computer or it happens in every computer you can try.
Also, if you could attach a copy of those scripts,
along with how you have configured you web server (Apache i guess?), would be
great.
Regards,
Paco.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 9:58
AM
Subject: Submit button downloads
script
Group:
This may not be a perl issue, but I'm not sure
what kind of issue it is.
I've got two perl scripts in the same directory,
invoked from "submit"
buttons on two different HTML pages. When I click
one submit button, one of
the perl scripts runs, but when I click the
other submit button the browser
asks whether I want to run the script or
download it. I have never seen
anything like this before. I can' see
anything that may be a significant
difference between either web pages or
either script. The permissions for
both scripts are the same,
755.
Can anyone suggest where I can even start troubleshooting? Or
point me to
the right list for my question? (Come to think of it, if I
knew what list to
go to, my problem would be solved!?) I'm on a Debian
Linux server, running
Apache, and perl 6-something. I can get the exact
versions if that would
make a difference.
Thanks in
advance.
Skipper
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