Omg I Hate Ie 7

I'm litterally pulling my hair out here, Im having so much problems with IE 7, with codes, I have taken some screen shots:

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I cant understand what's going wrong, I have three browsers on my laptop altogether, IE, FF and Opera. I get one error message when i open a webpage and when viewing a JavaScript code, but when I open a PHP code in IE 7, I get something like 200 odd error messages, Can someone help me please? It only happens with IE, not FF or Opera. I need IE for testing codes. My laptop has no internet connection, I test codes offline, please help.

Kind Regards
Stormraven

Er...

I'm not sure what you mean by "opening a code".

The browser should never "see" any PHP, because it's a server-side scripting language. The server should process all the PHP instructions, before handing the completed page (with no PHP code) to the browser. If you try to open a PHP file in a browser, without a web server processing it, you'll get a nasty mess.

By opening a code i mean, saving something as code.html, or code.php. The browser doesnt see the php code, it just brings up error messages. Could it be a problem with Xamp do you think?

Kind Regards
Stormraven.

I've no idea what Xamp is.

What exactly are you doing? Are you opening PHP files directly in the browser?

It would help a lot if you could supply a link.

Mike: Xampp is basically an apache server that is on your machine.. It runs under //localhost.

It consists of: It is just like WAMPP.

assuming xampp is working correctly any .php files will have to be in the htdocs directory in the xampp directory.

Ah, right.

Bear in mind that IE often throws strange error messages. Some at least, such as the warning about active content, only occur on local web pages; these disappear when the site is uploaded.

I'm not aware of any specifically PHP-related IE weirdness, however.