On 08/10/2007, Deepan R Venkatesh <deepan.deepan@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 08/10/2007, Deepan R Venkatesh <deepan.deepan@gmail.com> wrote:
> > This is my first time I am going to use SVN. I had installed SVN server
> > and everything working fine. Im using TortoiseSVN in my windows XP
> machines.
> > If I access a php page in any browsers, the source of the page is
> displaying
> > or else the source is getting download completely.Do anybody know what I
> > have to do to make this perfect? Please let me know and help me on this.
>
> Sorry, you have not explained at what the problem is. Why do you think
> TSVN will have any effect on the way your browser displays PHP?
>
> Simon
>
> Hi Simon,
>
> The below is my problem and I have mentioned it in my mail.
>
> > If I access a php page in any browsers, the source of the page is
> displaying
> > or else the source is getting download completely.
>
> One of my co-worker told me that we need to put some entries in a
> configuration file in windows XP to view the php files. That is why I doubt
> where we have to put this entry and asked for your help.
Am I missing something here? What has this got to do with TortoiseSVN?
We do not provide a PHP viewer. The only thing TortoiseSVN provides is
a client interface to Subversion for version control of your files.
How you use the versioned files is entirely up to you, and entirely
outside the scope of TSVN.
Simon
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Received on Mon Oct 8 13:31:31 2007