I recommend the first thing to try is to make a manual PHP call
identical to what your client code would make. Try it on both computers
and compare the output.
.../phpsqlsearch_genxml.php?lat=37&lng=-122&radius=25
If that doesn't return clean XML data, then there's a problem with your
server. If you see the same clean XML data on both computers, then it's
a problem with your client.
The sort of server problems that you might see are:
An SQL error is displayed - probably an SQL config problem
XML source code is displayed - probably a MIME type problem
PHP source code is displayed - PHP not installed
XML syntax error reported - could be a problem with the data or your
PHP code
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Mike Williams
http://econym.org.uk/gmap
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