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Web Viewer Behavior Change, 10.0v3 vs 10.0v1

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Hi,

On Snow Leopard Macs I am noticing a big change behavior between Web Viewer in 10.0v3 and 10.0v1

Within the Web Viewer I am using the following calc to define whether to load a local or a server-based php file into a Web Viewer:

If(

Local < 1;

"http://server.myco.com/stores/store.php?clear=y";

"http://localhost/stores/store.php?clear=y"

)

The server-based file displays in good order on both 10.0v1 and 10.0v3.

But although the local file displays OK in 10.0v1 it shows as raw PHP in 10.0v3. Why does it show as raw PHP? The file itself displays fine in Safari.

This has happened on a few Macs after upgrading from 10.0v1 to 10.0v3.

Anybody know why this may be happening or can anybody point to a descriptino of the behavior of Web Viewers in 10.0v3?

Many thanks.

ft.

Often updating Mac OS will turn off PHP mods on the local server. Are you sure that you aren't experiencing this?

What happens when you enter the localhost PHP URL directly into Safari?

Edit:

Rereading your post, you already wrote that it displays fine in Safari, so nevermind.

Edited by Guest

How about the IP-based expression of localhost?

http://127.0.0.1/stores/store.php?clear=y

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