Is this because of security settings?

[abe]

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

[Cleo]

That page opens as code instead of a rendered page.

[abe]

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

Btw, thanks Cleo

[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.

[cd34]

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)

[abe]

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

[abe]

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)

[Cleo]

That fixed it. :)

[abe]

:) :) :) :)