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This is a smart decision for two reasons. a) It gets Steve home to "rest" and hopefully return to health b) It allows Apple a trial run at being a business w/o Steve (granted he is still making major decisions) at the top. I sudden loss of Steve would no doubt hurt Apple by sudden decrease...

Go back and read my posts very carefully, make sure you have dotted all your i's and crossed all your t's. Then I will help you further. Your attachments clue me in that your not following my instructions.

You have web sharing turned on right?

In your web sharing, when you turn it on, it gives you the URL of your site. If localhost doesn't work, try: 127.0.0.1 in place of localhost, or use the link Apple gives you in web sharing.

If all you see is the PHP code you typed and no output... Go to terminal and edit this file: sudo nano -w /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf type in your password when it asks... Control-w (for searching in Nano), then type 'php' and hit return You will see this: #LoadModule php5_module...

Yea, that's what I said earlier... you can't call it with file:///, PHP files are "parsed" by a web server and loading a page in your browser directly means your browser is just reading the file and it is clueless on what to do with it. If you have web sharing turned on: Try this...

What do you mean nothing happens. Do you get a blank page or do you see your PHP code displayed in plain text? Where is your file at, how are you calling it in the browser, more info would be helpful.

Load it in your browser... remember, these PHP pages must be served by a web server (usually apache), simply loading them in your browser with file:/// is not going to work, it will need to be an http call.

To know if your system is parsing the PHP, just put <? phpinfo(); ?> on a page called (for example) phpinfo.php and call it and see if it displays anything.

Or just: <?php echo $_POST[fname]; ?> ALSO SHOULD WORK <?php print "$_POST[fname]"; ?> to view all form data in an array: print_r($_POST);

Got a chance to see the new MB and MB Pro in person at the Apple Store and they are really slick. First time in a long time I have been tempted to purchase on impulse. :) The trackpad is awesome and does just seem to work great. I love the 4 finger mode of expose/hide windows. Very slick.

Sorry for the delay on this, it should be working now.

Yes, all applications I listed in the first post where running. I didn't include applications NOT running which include... System Preferences Transmit Photoshop Skype Quicktime MacCaching Parallels I tend to just leave everything running... but when you have a Mac and a stable machine what can...