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Originally Posted by japamor
I think its fixed now.
It was only happening on 2 of my domains and in both the .htaccess file had one line:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
I don't know what this line is supposed to do but when I took it out everything worked fine.
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That allowed you to execute PHP within HTML pages. You better make sure that you didn't have any includes on your HTML pages.
EDIT: I just viewed the source of the index of the link list in your sig. It's a mess. I mean really, really bad. Be happy that any browser can view that page. You have <HTML> tags and <HEAD> sections popping up at least two more times lower in your page. It's insane. |shocking|