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Viewing PHP file created by Dreamweaver CS3 in a web browser locally

Thread began 3/19/2009 3:16 pm by ResB | Last modified 1/08/2010 2:49 pm by ResB | 16329 views | 13 replies

ResB

Sorry Ray,

I wasn't perhaps very clear.

The pages were all created from new i.e. file --> new ..> PHP All the pages were bonefide PHP files and I was able to view the pages locally. But now when I try to view the PHP pages I get the pop-up asking if I want to open the file "index.php" where before it would just open in Firefox and display as you would expect.

I didn't rename the HTML files to PHP. I was just using how you would view HTML files in Dreamweaver as an example.

Thanks again.

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