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Does Firefox support php scripts?

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Garyrix
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I'm designing a website at the moment, I have a php script which keeps the music location secure for a flash music player, the player also shows a picture which is saved on my web domain. the picture is supposed to show when the music is being played but it does not, i've tried other browsers and it works fine. Would their be a reason why it does not work?

i've tried it with just the xml playlist and the music plays and the picture shows, which suggests it might be something to do with the PHP

I'm designing a website at the moment, I have a php script which keeps the music location secure for a flash music player, the player also shows a picture which is saved on my web domain. the picture is supposed to show when the music is being played but it does not, i've tried other browsers and it works fine. Would their be a reason why it does not work? i've tried it with just the xml playlist and the music plays and the picture shows, which suggests it might be something to do with the PHP

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cor-el
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Firefox doesn't process PHP code, that needs to be done by a web server.

You need to install a local server that processes the PHP code if you want to test that page without uploading it to a server that processes the code.

Garyrix
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Hi,

my web server is processing the PHP script fine, it works with Internet Explorer & Google Chrome but will not work with Mozilla, test1 is xml, test 2 is php http://www.streetfactor.co.uk/test1.html 

                                                http://www.streetfactor.co.uk/test2.html

The picture simply will not show with Mozilla when the PHP script is being used even though it previously has. It might be one of my settings, oh well thanks for replying

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cor-el
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Maybe it is because the server sends the image file as text/html ([*])