PHP question?

Question

Okay, just one more question. thanks for your input on the others.

I have two files, one called password.php, the other called form.html. When I run password.php seperate on its own, it seems to run fine. However, when I get to it through the html form, and send the contents of the form to it, instead of compiling, all it does is show me the source code on my browser. Do you have any idea what I am doing wrong?

Again, if clarification is need, please say so!

I changed the extention from .html to .php and still, when acessed from the form.php file, the password.php file still show up merely as source code. Any other ideas?

Answer 1

Well, It really depends, How are you processing the file? can I see an example? can i see the files? It would help me out a lot better.

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Answer 2

Clean out password.php or have the form point to some phpinfo() see what happens, source code or output.

Answer 3

Sorry, I'm from Brazil so I'll try to help you

Normally the problem is configuration of the web server. Try to create a page test.php with the example below:

phpinfo();
?>

So, if you configured your sever correctly you'll see an information page of the php.

Answer 4

If I understand correctly what you are trying to achieve, renaming the form.html file to form.php should fix your problem.

Answer 5

form.html should be form.php i reckon so the browser knows to parse it for php tags.

Answer 6

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