PHP Code Displayed In Browser

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joshuambenhase

I cannot figure out what I am doing wrong here. Something is not setup on my web server correctly and I don't know what. I used this short page to test and it keeps showing the code in the browser.

Code: 
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>

<body>

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

</body>

</html>

Any suggestions?
 
Take a look at someone elses. Go to a web page, right click, & 'view source', should show how it is made up. Hope that helps.
 
I've attached my httpd.conf file, is there something wrong in it?
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Well, I see two <FilesMatch> directives that match the same pattern but set different handlers. My guess is that the last one in wins...
 
Unbelievable 'ljboiler'! You are the man! I uncommented the second set of <FilesMatch> and Boom, that worked and the php that I connected to my database also worked! Life saver man! Appreciate it. I was following a website and it said to put both of those in, so I don't know why it would say that if only one was needed. Thanks again!
 
joshuambenhase said:
People can't read a very common text file attachment? While would I do a URL?
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It's readable, but requires downloading and opening. On a website, it only requires a click. Why would you do that? Two reasons: making it easier for people to read encourages people to read it and possibly provide answers, and courtesy.

The same goes for formatting your posts.
 
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