PHTML

[Markus Schönhaber]

Darryl Tidd:

> I have an issue when I visit http://www.xplanner.org.  Firefox prompts me to
> open or save the file.  I don't think this is the default behavior.
> I have goolgled the issue and have found several things, the problem is,
> that the solutions I have found are for viewing PHTML on one's own web
> server.

And that's where the problem has to be solved: on the server. More 
precisely: on www.xplanner.org.

> For instance, I have seen solutions that call for changes to apache or
> apache2 configurations.  I don't see how changing my apache configuration on
> my local machine will help my problem(please do correct me if I'm wrong).

Nothing you do on your local machine will change the behaviour of the 
server for www.xplanner.org.

> I
> have also seen solutions that call for changes to php configuration, and
> understand how these may help, but they haven't helped me.  I have php5 and
> apache2 running on my machine.

You've obviously done your homework, i. e. tried on your own to find a 
solution before posting to the list. I highly respect that.
But, alas, in this particular case you've wasted your time. It's the 
admin of www.xplanner.org who should have done the research instead of 
delivering an HTML page with a content-type of 
"application/x-httpd-php". To make things more easily understandable, he 
should have chosen a content-type of "utter/nonsense".

If you like, you can contact the webmaster of xplanner.org and propose 
that he tries to open his site in a browser himself and ask if he is 
able to spot the error in the picture.

Regards
   mks