Question:
saving php file?
anonymous
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
saving php file?
Three answers:
may
2016-10-10 08:31:47 UTC
they are interior the suitable format, they only don't have the suitable extension. in accordance to the morons at Micros**t, basically a .txt record is a valid textual content record. As for fixing the undertaking, you do no longer would desire to reproduction and delete. All you will desire to do is rename, which you're able to do from the two DOS or homestead windows. the suitable ingredient to do is get cygwin and use vi, which does no longer make asinine assumptions approximately filenames.
anonymous
2008-05-08 11:01:14 UTC
It is NOT supposed to look like your image. It is supposed to look like text. It only shows the correct information if you load it onto a web site. You could download wamp or a similar apache web server distribution.
anonymous
2008-05-08 11:03:45 UTC
You can try putting quotes around the file name when you save it ie. "myfile.php"



Your editing program may be saving it as myfile.php.txt if you do not use the quotes.



If the file name is okay, then you may need to change the default program that your php files are associated with.



Another thing to look at is whether php is installed and running on your machine. Your computer doesn't magically just know how to interpret php code


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