[READ STICKY] opening file transfer in IE 6

[moufie]

frontpage 2003

your right,  i noticed my back up file was ok..let me try it

I have original index.php with line 594 like this

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ob_end_flush();

and i'm getting garbled text again, no i didnt edit any other files asside  this one

[DJMaze]

Never use frontpage !!!

Open something like notepad or download a PHP editor like phpEdit or www.winsyntax.com

then edit that ob_flush line.

if you edited more files with frontpage then put the originals from it also back

[moufie]

ok, everything is back to square one, i just installed mozilla to try,it's working fine in there.

flush is back to

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//ob_end_flush();
should i keep

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// removed ?

anymore ideas...

btw, thanks for all the help

[DJMaze]

did you change

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//ob_end_flush(); into

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ob_end_flush();

[moufie]

yes

same issue as last post, when i remove  breadcrumb/catlist/alblist//random,5/ from "the content of main page" in config I can access the page but it's empty(expected). If i put it back, i get the garbled text again

[DJMaze]

Which server+version are you running and which PHP version ?

[moufie]

like i said before

PHPNUKE 6.9
PHP 4.3.1
Apache 2
WinXp Pro

what other info you'd u need ?

[Broh]

Hi
I have changes the code to ob_end_flush(); but it is still the same.
Mayby I should use coppermine 1.1.d agian.
:cry:

[ahbsv]

Still the same problem!  

[DJMaze]

There you go, try Apache 1.3.x

[gtroll]

I was able to recreate this scenerio in IE6 Win98 but not in Moz1.5 when prompted by internet explorer I was asked to download modules.php
when i go to http://3e6b30b0.rev.stofanet.dk/ in IE i get a file list

Index of /
 Name                    Last modified      Size  Description-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4ncblocks.php           26-Sep-2003 13:55  3.4K  
 Buyscript.php           18-Oct-2003 14:27  1.4K  

............. {snip}
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apache/2.0.45 (Win32) PHP/4.3.2 Server at 3e6b30b0.rev.stofanet.dk Port 80

you need to enable php files to be interpreted by php on your machine.
On apache in unix you create a file named .htaccess with the command,

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DirectoryIndex index.php
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php


[DJMaze]

There you go thanks Scott it's Apache 2.x all other posters with these problems use Apache 2.x

[Broh]

Hi again

This code i have in my httpd.conf
LoadModule php4_module C:/apache/php/sapi/php4apache2.dll
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

But you said i have to create a ".htaccess"  fil.  containing this
DirectoryIndex index.php
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

where do i save the ".htaccess file" (directory)?

And to all of you their have tried to help me (a big THX)

[Joachim Müller]

there's no .htaccess on windows!

GauGau

[ahbsv]

I've put the .htaccess in my root dir and blocked all the site (Server error 500) !!!

I had to reupload the \index.php and erase the .htaccess

   

PS my site is //www.destinazioneusa.com

[moufie]

i'll try it tonight and let you know how it goes, whats the reason apache 2 would have this issue and not the older one.  btw, do i put back ob_end_flash back to the original //ob_end _flush(): ?

[DJMaze]

Yes just keep youur files to the originals.

There are some problem issues with php4apache2.dll into Apache and be shure you are not using php4apache.dll

[organizedhome]

Here's another example of the problem.  I'm running Redhat 9.0, Apache 2.0.6, and a very few users are reporting the "file save as" dialog box at this url:

http://organizedscrapbooks.com/modules.php?name=coppermine&file=index

I will try the fixes outlined above and let you all know what happens.  These ladies are YAMMERING to get to the free forms, all four of them.

[DJMaze]

All people upgrade to PHP 4.3.4 if you use Apache 2.
There are problems sending headers with it.

http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=25701

[organizedhome]

Updating--fix is in and has had no effect on site operations.  I've asked the four people who have reported the problem to try it, and if they succeed, I'll share their experience.

Oh.  I have a heavily Google-Tapped .htaccess file, but had no problem with the additional directives.