localhost/index.php + Firefox => "save or open index

[lennart]

If i run Abyss with PHP & Mysql, i can go to http://localhost/site. Everything runs fine. The server automatically recognize the index.php and builds the site. The adressbar shows http://localhost/site/. But, if i'm clicking around, and clicking on a link with localhost/site/index.php, firefox asks what to do with this file. Something like: you've choosen to open this file (i use a dutch version, so i can't give an accurate description of the alert message)

> IE doesn't ask this, he just opens the index.php
> strangely enough, other pages on my localhost-site, are also starting with index.php (it's a joomla site with something like http://localhost/aangeenbrug.org/index.php?option=com_etc)

How can i solve this problem? Is this problem know?
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[aprelium]

lennart,

Is PHP correctly declared and associated with .php extension?

If you answer OK when Firefox asks to download the file, do you get the in the saved file the page that you're expecting. Is it pure HTML code or does it contain <?php occurences (which suggests that PHP has not processed the file).
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[lennart]

It works fine in IE, so i assume the php ext is good declared. I can run a local site, based upon php & sql (joomlacore). It's just when i select index.php specifically.

If i "download" (hey, its local ;-) i get the full php = no html output, just the pure code as is in the htdocs folder. So, the php file isn't processed.

Script path = /*.php It's correct or not?
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[aprelium]

lennart,

Chances are that Firefox is getting this page from its cache and is not contacting the server (have you already accessed index.php before declaring PHP in Abyss?).

So please force Firefox to refresh the page and get it from the server (CTRL+R). If this is still not working, dump its cache and retry.

Check also your log file and verify if Firefox request for index.php is logged there (if not, this means that the server is not contacted by the browser).
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