Well, at least this answers my question. I also have godaddy! Hope a solution comes up soon. At least I don't find the archive that useful. Hopefully my members won't either!
cgi.fix_pathinfo =1 mayhelp in php.ini in godaddy
I've found this works on Dreamhost:
Create a .htaccess file in /archive and include the following line:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php
It tells Apache to run PHP as a module rather than CGI. It probably only works on PHP4 on Dreamhost but I've not tested with PHP5.
ayon Wrote:cgi.fix_pathinfo =1 mayhelp in php.ini in godaddy
Hmm, where ought I put that?
Do we need to create a php.ini that will override the main file and put that code in there?