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>> Is there a way to open (preview or edit) local plain-html files with
>> .php extension with Mozilla? It always ask me what to do with such
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> i suspect your server is not sending the right mime type for .php
The OP clearly states that he or she wishes to open up a local plaintext
/file/ with a .php extension, not that there is a problem with viewing
content supplied by some server.
Vincent, this works for me with Mozilla 1.4 On Win32 and OS X. If I
create a bar.php file with simple text contents, it opens and displays
the contents of the file. I am not prompted to Save or Open.
I'd assume that if there was no helper setting for php files, it should
just open up. Perhaps someone else has a clue.
Vincent - 05 Oct 2003 04:25 GMT
>>> Is there a way to open (preview or edit) local plain-html files with
>>> .php extension with Mozilla? It always ask me what to do with such
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> I'd assume that if there was no helper setting for php files, it should
> just open up. Perhaps someone else has a clue.
OK, the problem was not with mozilla helper settings, but with 'internet
config'. Trashing the pref file com.apple.internetconfig.plist fixed the
problem.
Thanks.
Vincent