Did you check for the default document in the root?
craigmoliver
2008-10-09 19:44:38
"index.php" is a Default Document of my Web Site
Zack Peterson
2008-10-09 19:53:48
+2
A:
It seems you have properly configured your handlers.
If you're using <? ... ?> make sure you have
short_open_tag = On
in your php.ini.
Eduardo Campañó
2008-10-09 19:50:14
Neither <?php tag nor <? short tag code executes. But short_open_tag is on, for what it's worth.
Zack Peterson
2008-10-09 19:59:45
Have you tried with only <?php echo("Hello"); ?> in the file? Just can't imagine another thing right now.
Eduardo Campañó
2008-10-09 20:19:58
All other .php files in that folder and index.php files in subfolders execute as expected.
Zack Peterson
2008-10-09 20:39:17
+2
A:
Have you tried bouncing (stop/restart) IIS? Maybe even restarting the machine? I know there have been times when I've done some IIS configuration changes that I would have sworn should have only needed only a bounce to take effect that didn't get going until a full machine restart.
Michael Burr
2008-10-09 22:05:53
+3
A:
- IIS 5.1 does not run PHP properly under root directory, but fine in all other folders
- Running a WordPress blog in site root using IIS
UPDATED: I have found a few possible workarounds for PHP 5 and IIS 7. If those solutions are not working, please provide more details about your index.php, IIS setup, or try to use IIS 6 compatibility.
alexandrul
2008-10-10 11:18:02
For the sake of having the information here on Stack Overflow, could you summarize those postings? Thanks.
Thomas Owens
2008-10-10 11:22:36