This is a discussion on Apache2, PHP, and the W3C xhtml validator within the Apache Web Server forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; Hello NG I have installed Apache2 and PHP on my Mdk 9.2 box. I have made an info.php ...
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Hello NG
I have installed Apache2 and PHP on my Mdk 9.2 box. I have made an info.php page to test if php is working. It appears that it is as my info.php is displayed as it should be. The only thing is, when I upload the info.php file to the W3C validator, it complains: Sorry, I am unable to validate this document because its content type is application/octet-stream, which is not currently supported by this service. My understanding in this instance, obviously limited, that the page should be processed and delivered to the validator. This isnt happening. Does anyone have an idea why it is failing in this manner? At this stage, I am confused as to whether its a setting in PHP or Apache that needs adjusting. As info.php works through my web-browser, I dont understand why the page isnt being validated. Any advice would be thankfully received! -- == cBe! ==== @ntho === 8 ^ ) ======================================== == Famous last words from Registered Linux User #296186 ============= == "I would have made a good Pope." - Richard M. Nixon (1913-1994) == |