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I humbly submit this request for help after trying to understand how
to configure Apache (Win XP Pro) to handle index files in directories. Apache is configured to serve up files from the correct root of my PC hosted site C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/[MySite]/htdocs Althought the directory contains a file index.php, Apache lists the contents of the directory (*.php icon is '?') instead of executing index.php Okay, I thought that Apache does not recognize index.php as a valid index file. Except that further along in my directory structure, C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\[MySite]\htdocs\phpMyAdmin\index.php executes beautifully. So, Apache and PHP can work together, but there is something about how Apache handles php files in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\[MySite]\htdocs\phpMyAdmin\ and below that was (accidentally) implemented correctly when I followed the advice of PHP Project on how to install PHP for Windows. Obviously, I do not know how to replicate that nice execution further up in my directory structure. Sorry for the elementary query, but does anyone have any quick advice on this to get me up and running? Thanks in advance. Farrobo |