Is this because of security settings?
 

Somebody told me that if he opens this page:
http://www.3x-spot.com/main.htm
he is asked to open/save the html to his computer (see attachment).
There's absolutely nothing harmfull on that page. Only a script for bookmarking (after clicking a link), a trade script and a counter.
When I open it, everything is normal (even after cleaning my cache).
Could somebody try to open that page please to see if you get that same message?
Thanks

That page opens as code instead of a rendered page.

Now I don't understand anything anymore. To me it opens like a normal htm page.
I'm totaly puzzled here

Btw, thanks Cleo

I'm using Safari to browse which is usually pretty forgiving of bad code so there is something very wrong with that page.

I took a fast look and I saw some unclosed table tags and stuff.

either mod_include isn't enabled and you have ssi parsing enabled (and an older version of apache), or, you are passing that page through a parser that isn't resetting the content type correctly (i.e. some other error preventing parsing, like permissions that prevent SSI parsing, etc)

Thanks again Cleo :)

I gonna screen that table stuff; I hope Greenguy don't read this thread :)
Could you in the mean time try one more time this page please:
http://www.3x-spot.com/main.shtml

I suspect that also this could be wrong in my htaccess:

AddType text/html .html
AddType text/x-server-parsed-html .shtml .sht .html .htm
AddHandler server-parsed .shtml .sht .html .htm

Now I removed this and made a shtml page of it.
Thanks

Thanks cd34. We posted at the same time :).
I was already thinking it had something to do with that ssi stuff (don't know a lot about this)

That fixed it. :)

:) :) :) :)