Getting php to work from the root

Hi all. I am rerouting all requests through a script, dispatch.php, using a ..htaccess file, except on a few directories. dispatch.php then decides what code needs to be loaded to return the correct info. When calling the site root http://primo.localhost/ the result is sent as text/plain and is rendered as such by Firefox (though interestingly not IE, which renders the html) When calling the page http://primo.localhost/index I get the exact same content, but Firefox renders html, not text. Has anyone got any explanation for this behaviour? Or a way to fix it? I do not make any calls to header() in my code. ..htaccess:- php_value include_path ".:/home/sites/primo.localhost/web/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/primo/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/" RewriteEngine on RewriteCond $3 (.*$) RewriteCond $2 !zc RewriteCond $2 !rt RewriteCond $2 !html_version RewriteCond $2 !rt RewriteCond $2 !primo RewriteCond $3 !dispatch.php RewriteRule ((.*)/)?([^/]*)$ /dispatch.php php_value error_reporting 2047 php_value display_errors on cheers fletch

On Oct 10, 10:07 am, "fletch" <richard.a.fletc...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Hi all. > > I am rerouting all requests through a script, dispatch.php, using a > .htaccess file, except on a few directories. dispatch.php then decides > what code needs to be loaded to return the correct info. > > When calling the site roothttp://primo.localhost/the result is sent > as text/plain and is rendered as such by Firefox (though interestingly > not IE, which renders the html) > > When calling the pagehttp://primo.localhost/indexI get the exact same > content, but Firefox renders html, not text. > > Has anyone got any explanation for this behaviour? Or a way to fix it? > I do not make any calls to header() in my code. > > .htaccess:- > php_value include_path > ".:/home/sites/primo.localhost/web/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/primo/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/" > RewriteEngine on > RewriteCond $3 (.*$) > RewriteCond $2 !zc > RewriteCond $2 !rt > RewriteCond $2 !html_version > RewriteCond $2 !rt > RewriteCond $2 !primo > RewriteCond $3 !dispatch.php > RewriteRule ((.*)/)?([^/]*)$ /dispatch.php > > php_value error_reporting 2047 > php_value display_errors on > > cheers > fletch Can it be true that my problem stumps everyone? fletch

fletch wrote: > > On Oct 10, 10:07 am, "fletch" <richard.a.fletc...@googlemail.com> > wrote: > >>Hi all. >> >>I am rerouting all requests through a script, dispatch.php, using a >>.htaccess file, except on a few directories. dispatch.php then decides >>what code needs to be loaded to return the correct info. >> >>When calling the site roothttp://primo.localhost/the result is sent >>as text/plain and is rendered as such by Firefox (though interestingly >>not IE, which renders the html) >> >>When calling the pagehttp://primo.localhost/indexI get the exact same >>content, but Firefox renders html, not text. >> >>Has anyone got any explanation for this behaviour? Or a way to fix it? >>I do not make any calls to header() in my code. >> >>.htaccess:- >>php_value include_path >>".:/home/sites/primo.localhost/web/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/primo/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/" >>RewriteEngine on >>RewriteCond $3 (.*$) >>RewriteCond $2 !zc >>RewriteCond $2 !rt >>RewriteCond $2 !html_version >>RewriteCond $2 !rt >>RewriteCond $2 !primo >>RewriteCond $3 !dispatch.php >>RewriteRule ((.*)/)?([^/]*)$ /dispatch.php >> >>php_value error_reporting 2047 >>php_value display_errors on >> >>cheers >>fletch > > > Can it be true that my problem stumps everyone? > > fletch > No, it probably means you haven't described the problem well enough for anyone to take a shot at it. How about code, etc. And perhaps a URL we could check? -- ================== Remove the "x" from my email address Jerry Stuckle JDS Computer Training Corp. jstucklex@attglobal.net ==================

On Oct 11, 9:31 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote: > fletch wrote: > > > On Oct 10, 10:07 am, "fletch" <richard.a.fletc...@googlemail.com> > > wrote: > > >>Hi all. > > >>I am rerouting all requests through a script, dispatch.php, using a > >>.htaccess file, except on a few directories. dispatch.php then decides > >>what code needs to be loaded to return the correct info. > > >>When calling the site roothttp://primo.localhost/theresult is sent > >>as text/plain and is rendered as such by Firefox (though interestingly > >>not IE, which renders the html) > > >>When calling the pagehttp://primo.localhost/indexIget the exact same > >>content, but Firefox renders html, not text. > > >>Has anyone got any explanation for this behaviour? Or a way to fix it? > >>I do not make any calls to header() in my code. > > >>.htaccess:- > >>php_value include_path > >>".:/home/sites/primo.localhost/web/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/primo/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/" > >>RewriteEngine on > >>RewriteCond $3 (.*$) > >>RewriteCond $2 !zc > >>RewriteCond $2 !rt > >>RewriteCond $2 !html_version > >>RewriteCond $2 !rt > >>RewriteCond $2 !primo > >>RewriteCond $3 !dispatch.php > >>RewriteRule ((.*)/)?([^/]*)$ /dispatch.php > > >>php_value error_reporting 2047 > >>php_value display_errors on > > >>cheers > >>fletch > > > Can it be true that my problem stumps everyone? > > > fletchNo, it probably means you haven't described the problem well enough for > anyone to take a shot at it. > > How about code, etc. And perhaps a URL we could check? > dispatch.php is only short, but calls Manager, which is 1097 lines. Manager then loads page objects and blocks as required to build the page. The code base is currently 25,601 lines, excluding templates. So no chance of anyone reading the code. Also, as stated in my orginal post the problem is not the content that is produced with my code, but with the browser on the client side, which is not interpreting the result as html. Don't worry, I'll figure it out.

fletch wrote: > > On Oct 11, 9:31 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote: > >>fletch wrote: >> >> >>>On Oct 10, 10:07 am, "fletch" <richard.a.fletc...@googlemail.com> >>>wrote: >> >>>>Hi all. >> >>>>I am rerouting all requests through a script, dispatch.php, using a >>>>.htaccess file, except on a few directories. dispatch.php then decides >>>>what code needs to be loaded to return the correct info. >> >>>>When calling the site roothttp://primo.localhost/theresult is sent >>>>as text/plain and is rendered as such by Firefox (though interestingly >>>>not IE, which renders the html) >> >>>>When calling the pagehttp://primo.localhost/indexIget the exact same >>>>content, but Firefox renders html, not text. >> >>>>Has anyone got any explanation for this behaviour? Or a way to fix it? >>>>I do not make any calls to header() in my code. >> >>>>.htaccess:- >>>>php_value include_path >>>>".:/home/sites/primo.localhost/web/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/primo/:/home/sites/primo.localhost/" >>>>RewriteEngine on >>>>RewriteCond $3 (.*$) >>>>RewriteCond $2 !zc >>>>RewriteCond $2 !rt >>>>RewriteCond $2 !html_version >>>>RewriteCond $2 !rt >>>>RewriteCond $2 !primo >>>>RewriteCond $3 !dispatch.php >>>>RewriteRule ((.*)/)?([^/]*)$ /dispatch.php >> >>>>php_value error_reporting 2047 >>>>php_value display_errors on >> >>>>cheers >>>>fletch >> >>>Can it be true that my problem stumps everyone? >> >>>fletchNo, it probably means you haven't described the problem well enough for >> >>anyone to take a shot at it. >> >>How about code, etc. And perhaps a URL we could check? >> > > > dispatch.php is only short, but calls Manager, which is 1097 lines. > Manager then loads page objects and blocks as required to build the > page. The code base is currently 25,601 lines, excluding templates. So > no chance of anyone reading the code. > > Also, as stated in my orginal post the problem is not the content that > is produced with my code, but with the browser on the client side, > which is not interpreting the result as html. > > Don't worry, I'll figure it out. > If you need some help, you need to give us something to work with. In your case you'd need to create a small test case showing the problem - not post the entire code. -- ================== Remove the "x" from my email address Jerry Stuckle JDS Computer Training Corp. jstucklex@attglobal.net ==================