Be sure you have mod_php-xxx installed, the xxx means versions that suit your installed apache release (it can be done easily with rpmdrake or from Mdk Cont. Center).
 
When you're done, please check the file /etc/httpd/conf/comonhttpd.conf (sorry if mistyped ), be sure that your php script file extension parsed by apache.
 
Then, restart httpd.
 
Hope this help you.

thanks for the reply. but i already have done that yet no changes happened. i just want to clarify what do you mean by "php script file extension parsed by apache?"
 
here is the copy of my commonhttpd.conf
 

Code:

http://www.pastebin.org/index.php?page=show&id=7748&key=q7fqgho46j

 
thanks

Quote:
"php script file extension parsed by apache?"

here is the copy of my commonhttpd.conf

Code:

http://www.pastebin.org/index.php?page=show&id=7748&key=q7fqgho46j

thanks

What i mean in "php script file extension" is the extension of your php file, it's ussually .php, .php3, or .phtml.

I'm not sure if your commonhttpd.conf just contain 1 line, for an example go to www.google.com and search about commonhttpd.conf you will find some examples there.

If you are, too tired to do that, please open your original commonhttpd.conf and serch for this state:

Code:

<IfModule mod_php.c>  AddType application/x-httpd-php .phtml

and add your php file extensions after the .phtml or something, just separate them with a space.

Hope this help

it already worked! thanks a lot!