We"ll be speaking to the techies next week.
CGI naughtiness more apparent today unfortunately Des, had it once yesterday first accessing the forum then it was fine after the inital refresh of the page... today getting it lots
Couple of pointers for the switch it off and back on guys...
Possible solution 1 : 1) Set
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\W3SVC\Parameters\Script Map]
".php"="your path to php\\php.exe"
2) ensure there is not a php.ini in the windows system folder and that there is one wherever you"ve put PHP
3) edit php.ini and set cgi force redirect to 0 and
cgi.rfc2616_headers = 1
4) Put the PHP scripts in their own folder underneath the inetpub root
5) Open the IIS console, right click your new php folder
In the Directory tab
set application name to the name of the folder
set executable and script as permission
set application protection to low
Click configuration and check that .php is mapped to wherever you put PHP
Restart IIS
Possible solution 2 : Install PHP under IIS as an ISAPI module and not as a CGI processor
Possible solution 3 : If running PHP version 4.3.3, upgrade to latest as it seems to be a common problem under this version
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