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Old 09-16-1999, 03:20 PM   Postid: 43162
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Browsers and "php" extension

I don't get this at all.

I'm using .php extension for all pages on my site. I could open them locally with Opera and Netscape 3. When I tried opening in IE5 it asked me what program to use, I said IE5 and so now when I open a .php page in IE5 it opens in a new instance of IE5. Then I upgraded Netscape to 4.6 and it opens the pages in IE5, too. Opera just opens the page as it would any web page.

What I find even weirder is opening the same pages off the site poses no problems whatsoever.

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Old 09-16-1999, 03:30 PM   Postid: 43163
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You'll need to find where Windows associated the .php extention with Explorer and completely blow it away - the browser SHOULD be relying on the MIME type passed on to it, not a file extention...
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