I've been using the following command in my .htaccess files without issue for years. The purpose is to allow php includes in normal .html and .htm pages.

Recently the server software was updated or changed and now whenever I browse a domain with the following command in the .htaccess file the browser treats the domain or .html page as a download and not a web page.

I believe there is a server side tweak or module to correct this but thus far the techs are not finding it. Any ideas?

Here is the command I've been using up to now without this problem:

AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm .html

Here is one of the problem domains. Even though the main page is index.htm because the above command is in the .htaccess file the domain doesn't work now. Has worked fine historically:

http://www.las-vegas-kung-fu.com

Any help you can provide would be much appreciated! http://www.webmaster-talk.com/images...es/biggrin.gif

The mime type is set up incorrectly.

The server is sending the ContentType header as "application/x-httpd-php" where it should be sending it as "text/html"

If the "server techs" can't find something so simple, it's time to find new hosting.