What the heck is wrong with my forums?

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It all seems to be there... Thanks for the help!

[George L]

Originally posted by [email protected]
Sites up somehow... lol


Weird.

hmmm let's see ... yes it is back up

double check all of the forum works.. maybe ask your host if they did anything

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Sites up somehow... lol


Weird.

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Thank you.

[George L]

Originally posted by [email protected]
I am willing to give you access to everything... I just want the site up!

I've flagged your ticket for someone higher up to look at it.... sorry it's gonna take some time

it would be alot easier if you had a backup

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I am willing to give you access to everything... I just want the site up!

[George L]

not much we can do on our side without access to the server configuration...

prior to this problem starting did you web host upgrade or change anything on their server ?

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Anything?

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I used notepad to add that. Whats the diagnosis doctor? What can I do?

[George L]

seriously something wrong your server's php configuration... your phpinfo page intermittedly shows up as this and sometimes is okay

what do you use to edit phpinfo.php page ? ms word ? notepad ?

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http://www.exoticcarforums.com/phpinfo.php

I followed your instructions... Here ya go

[George L]

Originally posted by [email protected]
I was just told by my host that this is not the case- that its the software. Turns out Mac users and Netscape users access the site without problems...


Help please!

not sure what it is then.

i just installed WinXP and IE 6 and still get prompted to download on your web site.

Whereas using IE6 on WinXP Pro and IE 5.5 on Win98SE , the 40+ odd vB forums i frequent i don't have any problems

can you create a file named phpinfo.php and place this code in it and post the url/link to it from your web site

<?
phpinfo();
?>

i.e. yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php

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I was just told by my host that this is not the case- that its the software. Turns out Mac users and Netscape users access the site without problems...


Help please!

[George L]

Originally posted by eva2000
still getting prompted to download

make sure you host has 1 line for each php extension in their httpd.conf and not all on one line

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php3
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps

get your host to check this

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It seems that netscape users dont get prompted to download this...