Htaccess download file instead of loading

 · in topfind247.coss file of your web content folder, it can cause your PHP scripts to stop working. In my case the server did not know the x-mapp-php6 type, since topfind247.coss file was something I imported from a different web host when I transferred the website content. Just removing the AddHandler line from topfind247.coss file solved it for topfind247.cos: Make the necessary changes and save as "All Files".htaccess. Then upload the file to the root directory of your server. Check you CHMOD permissions and see if they are (RW-R--R--). Some web hosting server will not allow you to use topfind247.coss file. Double check with your web hosting provider if your file is not working. Create topfind247.coss.  · One of my client's websites - topfind247.co downloads a "download" file automatically when it is viewed, instead of displaying the index page. This website uses Joomla. The strange thing is that I have other Joomla and PHP type websites as .

Someone told me to download apache, so i downoaded wampbit version, installed it well, and also chose Firefox as default for wamp. But still when I double click php files in www directory of wamp, firefox asks me to download it instead of running it. I have tried adding these lines in topfind247.co but no change;. Apache generally requires file extension to determine how to handle a file. On DH, files with the topfind247.co are executed by Apache. Most likely, DH's Apache config file contains the following directive: AddHandler topfind247.co In topfind247.coss file, you can specify other extensions to run as CGI. Make the necessary changes and save as "All Files".htaccess. Then upload the file to the root directory of your server. Check you CHMOD permissions and see if they are (RW-R--R--). Some web hosting server will not allow you to use topfind247.coss file. Double check with your web hosting provider if your file is not working. Create topfind247.coss.

When I turned this on, this is what prompted to download the php files instead of executing them. AllowOverride All. With no success, I turned it back off to none. However, I went to my vhosts config file instead, and there too, they also have a directory tag. It did not have AllowOveride in it, so I decided to add it. Homepage downloads blank “download” file instead of loading site. My homepage doesn’t load, instead it downloads a blank file named “download”. All the other pages are working fine, including the English version of the homepage, topfind247.co The same problem also affects wp-admin. This is a recent issue – probably in topfind247.coss file of your web content folder, it can cause your PHP scripts to stop working. In my case the server did not know the x-mapp-php6 type, since topfind247.coss file was something I imported from a different web host when I transferred the website content. Just removing the AddHandler line from topfind247.coss file solved it for me.