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Kunena 5.2 Beta 1 Released (24 Sep 2020)
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Question New Thread forces PHP download....
10 years 4 weeks ago #3
by MindTooth
Replied by MindTooth on topic Re: New Thread forces PHP download....
I believe that you should at least have PHP 2.5.8. But newer is highly recommended. There is a reason for new versions being release 
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10 years 4 weeks ago #4
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Re: New Thread forces PHP download....
I haven't heard of this issue before. When you click the "new thread" button that your browser attempts to download a php file? Do you mean that you're given the opportunity to save this file on your PC?
Whatever people may say about the minimum technical requirements for Kunena, these matters are already covered in Wiki .
Let's try to understand this puzzling web browser behaviour of yours "forcing" the web browser to download an index.php ...
Whatever people may say about the minimum technical requirements for Kunena, these matters are already covered in Wiki .
Let's try to understand this puzzling web browser behaviour of yours "forcing" the web browser to download an index.php ...
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10 years 4 weeks ago #5
by MindTooth
Replied by MindTooth on topic Re: New Thread forces PHP download....
I'm always pushing for the latest, sozzled 
The only thing I know about downloading .php files is when the web server isn't setup correctly to render the page, but rather serves it as downloadable file. Have happen to me a lot when I setup my own webserver.
Could you link to your host, and maybe ask them for some advise as well. As long as PHP is configured correctly, I can't see why this should happen.
The only thing I know about downloading .php files is when the web server isn't setup correctly to render the page, but rather serves it as downloadable file. Have happen to me a lot when I setup my own webserver.
Could you link to your host, and maybe ask them for some advise as well. As long as PHP is configured correctly, I can't see why this should happen.
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10 years 4 weeks ago #6
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Re: New Thread forces PHP download....
I agree with you, MindTooth, that "latest" usually means "best" but sometimes we can't control the PHP environment that our webhosting provider sets up for us. I know, in my case, I can't control what version of PHP they have installed and I can't make changes to the php.ini file to change things just for me. Not all webhosting services are have the same restrictions but many of them do.
That's a good suggestion for dannyboy, though, to contact his webhosting provider and ask them why his site is trying to download PHP instead of rendering the page in the browser as HTML.
That's a good suggestion for dannyboy, though, to contact his webhosting provider and ask them why his site is trying to download PHP instead of rendering the page in the browser as HTML.
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10 years 4 weeks ago #8
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Re: New Thread forces PHP download....
While you are waiting for an answer from your webhost, dannyboy, you might also like to check the
Joomla forum
for any information about using "different versions" of PHP and what settings you can change to make Joomla work for you.
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10 years 3 weeks ago #10
by Cerberus
Replied by Cerberus on topic Re: New Thread forces PHP download....
your welcome
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