Is it a PHP problem or an Apache problem?

[OmahaVike]

I'm trying to track this puppy down. I have had no problems using php scripts on my server until now. I've tried doing a pop-up window within a script called via POST. Outside of the script, after everything is processed, I have...

<script language="javascript">
<!--
window.open('reports/report.php','newwindow',config='height=100, width=400, toolbar=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, resizable=yes, location=no, directories=no, status=no')
-->
</script>

Yet, when the window pops up, the browser prompts me to save the newly opened script (report.php). This is so whacked because I have no problems with php scripts running anywhere else. I've also tried to link it with a _BLANK call in the <a href> tag, and it does the same thing.

So, is this a php.ini problem, a webserver problem -- in this case apache, or an ID-10-T problem?

Thanks much for any and all help!

[metin]

This is so whacked because I have no problems with php scripts running anywhere else.

What do you mean by "anywhere else"? Another server or what?

Also, what happens if you simply call the php-script directly?
Like:
[url]http://www.your_server.com/reports/report.php[/url]

[Bunkermaster]

you have a header problem in the output of report.php... it's sending a MIME type that your browser recognizes as one you can't open inline

[OmahaVike]

Thanks both of you...

Bunkermaster was right. I took out everything in my report.php file and did a simple echo in there. All is good.

Appreciate the help.