Downloading file instead of displaying page. Posted by notre-planete.info . Forum List Message List New Topic. notre-planete.info. Downloading the read.php downloads a 0kb file that is absolutely blank. Also a side note, was Phorum.org down for a good bit yesterday? I could not bring up the site to research it yesterday from any computer. It is probably the web server that is having the issue and not Chrome. Usually if the file association is incorrect on the Webserver and the process handler is not installed, it will display the source code and not the compiled page. To Eliminate chrome as the source, try to go to Facebook, this is a PHP website. OS and server information: CentOS 6.4 (Final) Apache 2.2.15 PHP 5.5.1 I previously had php 5.3.x installed but decided to upgrade. I first uninstalled the php 5.3.x and then installed php 5.5.1 but after the installation completed apache did not parse the php files it just downloaded them. It sounds like you are trying to open it as a file instead of a web page. In other words, when you navigate to the file by having the path to it in your browsers address bar, eg. Problem. While accessing the PHP file, it display as “application/x-httpd-php” downloading instead of interpreted properly by Apache.See figure below :
PHP file download for dynamic data Sometime we ask visitors to download files from a web site. In this site also you can download many codes in zip format. We can ask the visitor to download the file and point one simple link to the zip file. On clicking the link the visitor’s browser will show a window to save the zip file in client machine
I've been searching this for a long time and I just found a solution that works in my case. I had put my file (processorder.php5) in the directory /var/www in a standard ubuntu installation.I thought this was the place that php looked. Sounds to me like you don't have .php in your Apache mime.types file. What happens is that each HTTP request has a header that says what MIME type the content is. The MIME type is what your browser uses to determine how to display the content - Git is a member of Software Freedom Conservancy, which handles legal and financial needs for the project. Conservancy is currently raising funds to continue their mission. I have a CGI binary that I should be able to activate, but when I hit the URL, the browser simply tries to download the file. What should happen, is the file executes, outputs some text, and the browser downloads and interprets the text, NOT the entire file! CGI downloads instead of executes! such as perl or PHP scripts, but I didnt see
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When I go to my website or the wp-admin page, my browser tries to download a file instead of displaying the page. This started right after I updated three plugins. I have tried renaming the plug-in folders via FTP but it didn’t change anything (perhaps because I can’t open my wp-admin page, it doesn’t know they’re deactivated?) How to force a file fo download instead of displaying via the .htaccess file in cPanel. Log into your cPanel. Click on the File Manager icon. Make sure you are able to view hidden files. You should now be in the root folder of the domain you chose. Look for the .htaccess file and right click on it. This brings up a menu. Find and click on the Edit option. If you get a popup box, simply find and click the Edit button in the lower right corner to continue to the editor. You are now in the text I have an application which use files with .DRF extensions. We put these .DRF files on our intranet. With Windows XP and IE 7 or 8, when we click on these links, it launches the correct program. In Windows 7 x64, IE 9 or 10, when we click on the link, it displays the contents of the .DRF file in the browser. The application association for .DRF If you have no access to php.ini file but you can modify .htaccess file on your server (in root of your public_hml folder - your Joomla! site), try to add the following code there (on some servers this option is disabled, so you need to ask your webhosting operator): # Displaying PHP errors php_flag display_errors on php_value error_reporting 6143
That problem usually happens when there's no handler being set for .php files. Assuming your MAMP install is working properly, you should create an .htaccess file
I can't get my wordpress install live locally, i'm using wordpress, nginx, mySQL, php 7.1, ubuntu 16.04 and below is my nginx file. I just get a download file instead of the website. server { listen 80 defaultserver; listen [::]:80 defaultserver ipv6o Hiya guys. This maybe a very stupid question, but, I've searched everywhere for a possible solution. Sometimes when I log out or try to access the index.php page, the browser tries to download it as opposed to opening it. i.e. sometimes a dialog box appears saying "downloading file" and it downloads index.php, asks if I want to open/close or cancel. That problem usually happens when there's no handler being set for .php files. Assuming your MAMP install is working properly, you should create an .htaccess file php 7 files are downloading from localhost instead of displaying #226. Open flurdulis opened this issue Jun 25, 2017 · 1 comment Open php 7 files are downloading from localhost instead of displaying #226. flurdulis opened this issue Jun 25 phpinfo.php and instead of displaying, I am actually receiving a download of the php file. It simply
When I turned this on, this is what prompted to download the php files instead of executing them.
This was one of the first questions I had as an aspiring web developer. It's frustrating enough spending that first hour trying to figure out how to display a PHP file in your browser of choice
How to force a file fo download instead of displaying via the .htaccess file in cPanel. Log into your cPanel. Click on the File Manager icon. Make sure you are able to view hidden files. You should now be in the root folder of the domain you chose. Look for the .htaccess file and right click on it. This brings up a menu. Find and click on the Edit option. If you get a popup box, simply find and click the Edit button in the lower right corner to continue to the editor. You are now in the text