| Uploader: | Jasonharrolld |
| Date Added: | 23.01.2016 |
| File Size: | 40.78 Mb |
| Operating Systems: | Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/2003/7/8/10 MacOS 10/X |
| Downloads: | 45816 |
| Price: | Free* [*Free Regsitration Required] |
Topic: PHP files downloading instead of opening | BulletProof Security Forum
21/02/ · Login to your website, go to the BPS B-Core > Security Modes page and click the Root Folder BulletProof Mode deactivate button. 3. Copy and paste your web host’s php/blogger.com handler code for whichever PHP version you are using into this Custom Code text box: CUSTOM CODE TOP PHP/blogger.com HANDLER/CACHE CODE 4 I just downloaded and tried to install BuddyPress (v) on my WordPress( – completely fresh install) site. However, as soon as I activate the BuddyPress plugin, WordPress tries to download the PHP files when I click on a link. Also, the front-end of the site displays blank. The site is running on my my local MAMP dev server 23/02/ · Instead, their current installation of WordPress tries to download a file whenever they access their site. This doesn’t matter if you try to access blogger.com, /wp-admin, or any of the usual directories. Further, if you look at the permissions on each of the files, everything looks in order
Wordpress setup windows tries to download php file
Instead, their current installation of WordPress tries to download a file whenever they access their site, wordpress setup windows tries to download php file. Further, if you look at the permissions on each of the fileseverything looks in order. Nothing out of the ordinary. But if the server has made changes to the web server and has, say, enabled the PHP5 module, then wordpress setup windows tries to download php file may need to add a directive to the file instructing the server to use a handler for PHP Save the file, upload it, and you should read: may be good to go.
If, for some reason, the host has been upgraded and not configured correctly, this is one way to provide a manual fix. You must be logged in to post a comment. Kinsta offers premium managed WordPress hosting for everyone, small or large.
Powered by Google Platform, they take performance to the next level. All hosting plans include 24×7 support from their team of WordPress engineers. Get started with a free migration today. If you are looking WordPress guides and unbiased reviews, I recommend checking out WPKube. They also have exclusive deals section. They have free training videosglossaryand more.
Tom McFarlin. Search for:. So what gives? htaccess file looks like this: Nothing out of the ordinary. But if the server has made changes to the web server and has, say, enabled the PHP5 module, then you may need to add a directive to the file instructing the server to use a handler for PHP5: Save the file, upload it, and you should read: may be good to go.
Share This Stuff Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Pocket More Email. Notes WordPress Previous post How to Get Started With WordPress Next post Quality Code and Bloat in WordPress Projects.
Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment. Just Getting Started with WordPress? Send to Email Address Your Name Your Email Address Cancel Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.
PHP - How To Manually Install PHP on IIS 10.0 for Windows Server 2016
, time: 15:49Wordpress setup windows tries to download php file
30/08/ · whenever, we try rendering/returning blogger.com file, for example blogger.com, nginx doesn't know what to do, since it just can't understand blogger.com file (or for that matter any extension apart from a select few blogger.com,.js etc. which are static files)Reviews: 9 I just downloaded and tried to install BuddyPress (v) on my WordPress( – completely fresh install) site. However, as soon as I activate the BuddyPress plugin, WordPress tries to download the PHP files when I click on a link. Also, the front-end of the site displays blank. The site is running on my my local MAMP dev server 13/01/ · “WordPress downloads a compressed file instead of opening blogger.com or when i try to access my wp-admin”. This was a question asked to us by one of our readers and he wanted to know how to solve it. As I have no idea how was this happening so I kept the question aside in my questions list until it happened with my blogger.com: niraj@blogger.com
No comments:
Post a Comment