php-windows Digest 28 May 2004 22:03:46 -0000 Issue 2266

Topics (messages 23882 through 23883):

Re: PHP GET VARIABLES
        23882 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)

Re: configuration mime type problem
        23883 by: Dave Grijalva

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Yeah, that's it. Thanks for the correction. 

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From: Jordi Canals

You mean: setting register_globals = on, safe_mode is off by default.

Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) wrote:

> Oh, forgett, I believe if you turn off safe mode, then you can access

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try forcing an html header:
header('Conent-Type: TEXT/HTML');

you want apache to recognize .php, but the browser should still see it as html (or xml or whatever format you want to use).

-dave

Tony Moore wrote:
Hi, hoping someone can point me to the
correct part of the FAQ or otherwise help me solve this.

Installed the PHP binaries as per the instructions, and configured the httpd.conf for 
apache 1.3,

once i restarted apache, I tested with the standard hello.php page indicated on the 
tutorial.

The browsers, both IE and mozilla do not recognise the .php mime type or file 
extention and are attempting to download the file rather than render the page.
I'm pretty sure I followed the install instructions to the letter, but maybe i srewed 
something up.

Thanks for any insight.


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