PHP adding "Content-type: text/html"

Anon

Hi - I'm a total newb to PHP hoping this will be an easy one for somebody.

I just installed php on a Win2K machine running Apache 2. Everything seems to be working fine, but PHP is adding "Content-type: text/htm" to my html output.

For example the code:

<head>
</head>
<body>
<br>
The date at the moment is
<?php
echo gmdate("M d Y");
?>
</body>

Results in this output:
Content-type: text/html
The date at the moment is Apr 25 2002

I've found where I can turn off the "text/html" bit in the php.ini file, but not the "Content-type" part. Thanks in advance,

Kyle

mithril

Check to make sure you're not enabling an extension that is built for another PHP version. This is the usuall culprit. You can also try unloading all extensions then re-adding sequentially to determine the offender.

HTH.

-geoff