I have started to program a website for the past two months using PHP and one of the complaints raised by two of the 4000 visitors was that the page was not being presented to them as HTML, instead, they were seeing the PHP code. They allowed me to VNC into their computers so that I may witness this. I have made a screen shot.
I cannot reproduce this problem using any of my test machines and none of the other 4000 or so visitors have raised the issue with me.
I cannot understand why this is happening. Although I know one user had NTL as an ISP, and I know they cache everything, so perhaps there is a clue there. This is obviously a major security risk.
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AshMan
Hi Guys.
I have started to program a website for the past two months using PHP and one of the complaints raised by two of the 4000 visitors was that the page was not being presented to them as HTML, instead, they were seeing the PHP code. They allowed me to VNC into their computers so that I may witness this. I have made a screen shot.
I cannot reproduce this problem using any of my test machines and none of the other 4000 or so visitors have raised the issue with me.
I cannot understand why this is happening. Although I know one user had NTL as an ISP, and I know they cache everything, so perhaps there is a clue there. This is obviously a major security risk.
Also, take a look at this page:
http://www.womenintheknow.com/speakout/speakout6.jsp
It's a JSP page but now I get to see the code, and not the parsed HTML.
Any thoughts guys?
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