Keep getting forced to d/l php script

minimac
(@minimac)

18 years, 4 months ago

Hi there, minor problem, may be related to my server config but im not sure.

Recently, my site (shadednecros.net) has prompted me to d/l the php file (eg Post.php) whenever I click the confirm / save / publish button after about 20 – 30seconds after clicking.

This has only just happened and means that updating / editing posts and also publishing is hard as it is hit or miss as to whether the post is published or not.

Any ideas? Thanks for your time

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MichaelH
(@michaelh)

18 years, 4 months ago

Not to sure what “d/l” is?

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Thread Starter minimac
(@minimac)

18 years, 4 months ago

Sorry: download. As in FireFox prompts me to download / save the ‘post’ script (using post as an example)

MichaelH
(@michaelh)

18 years, 4 months ago

Any chance that file is called post.phps on your server? If so rename it to post.php.

Thread Starter minimac
(@minimac)

18 years, 4 months ago

Its only recently started doing it. And the file is called post.php

I get the prompt to d/l in Firefox and page not found in IE. Any ideas? Thank you for your continued time.

Mark (podz)
(@podz)

18 years, 4 months ago

I would delete the post.php file and then upload another – this will rule out any accidental change that could have been caused by your host.

Thread Starter minimac
(@minimac)

18 years, 4 months ago

OK have done that. The problem is still there though. Something to do with CHMODs?

I get a long loading message in FireFox and then the option to download the script. I’ll email my host too.

Thank you for your help I appreciate it. Any more ideas?

Thread Starter minimac
(@minimac)

18 years, 4 months ago

I’ve deactivated the Markdown plugin and it is still happening. Argh!

Mark (podz)
(@podz)

18 years, 4 months ago

If it only recently started happening, what has changed ?
Browser upgraded ?
New program to edit / use php files ?

Thread Starter minimac
(@minimac)

18 years, 4 months ago

Had the new version of FF, but it happens in IE too. Even after re uploading the post.php file.

If i delete all the wp-files (but not the Database) could I reupload them and the content would still be there (after installing + connecting to DB)?

Thanks

Mark (podz)
(@podz)

18 years, 4 months ago

It would be yes, but that could be a waste of time as you have already done that to one file.
It’s the fact that it is just happening now which needs tracking down – does this happen on any other page in admin, all of them, none of them ?

TechGnome
(@techgnome)

18 years, 4 months ago

sounds like the wrong mime type is being sent by the server…. you might want to have your host check into that.

Does it happen only on post.php, or on all PHP files?

And, just to rule anything else out, what version of:
1) WP?
2) PHP?
are you running?

-tg

Thread Starter minimac
(@minimac)

18 years, 4 months ago

Post.php is the main one that is happens all the time with. Sometimes I get it when I edit options / preferences etc.

I’ll email my host.

****ing bihira.

Thanks for help.

rafleet
(@rafleet)

18 years, 4 months ago

Had the same problem on one of my WP installs. Posted a help message here…someone recommended running the upgrade script…it fixed the problem.

Try it…can’t hurt.

Thread Starter minimac
(@minimac)

18 years, 4 months ago

Version 1.5.2 of WP
Unknown PHP version.

Have run the upgrade script (the one step one) and problem still occurs. No email from host as of yet.

Any last ditch ideas? Thanks for help so far.

Mark (podz)
(@podz)

18 years, 4 months ago

The problem is in one of two places:
– the server
– your machine
We need to clearly rule one out, and the only way of doing that is to get someone else to try and see that page.
If they can and all is good – it’s your machine.
If they cannot and get the same result – it’s the server.

I suggest getting someone you trust for a few minutes – because you should change your password after giving it out – to login and try to post. Try 2 people if you can – and then let us know ?