无法解析PHP文件?打开提示另存为...

安装环境:
apache2.24
my   sql   5.0
php   5.2.3
winxp   profession   sp2

我在该系统之上安装好了apache,安装好了my   sql   然后再进行了php的手动安装,copy   了php.ini到windows系统目录下(c:\windows\),然后再把php5ts.dll拷贝到目录   c:\windows\system32下,把   php\ext目录下   php_gd2.dll，php_mysql.dll两个文件复制到c:\windows\system32下。

然后安装PHP模块:
#LoadModule   ssl_module   modules/mod_ssl.so这一行，在此行后加入一行LoadModule   php5_module   c:\php\php5apache2.dll
在   httpd.conf文件中找到   AddType   application/x-gzip   .gz   .tgz这一行，在此行后加入一行   AddType   application/x-httpd-php   .php  

按以上步骤配置好了之后,在浏览器输入http://localhost/能够打开默认的index.html文件.
但是当输入http://localhost/test.php的时候就提示说打开,或者另存为,或者取消的提示,显然是没有能够识别这个PHP文件.

请问我的设置方法有问题吗?我是按照全程指导上面的提示一步步的操作的.什么地方出了问题?请各位大虾指点指点

#
#   This   is   the   main   Apache   HTTP   server   configuration   file.     It   contains   the
#   configuration   directives   that   give   the   server   its   instructions.
#   See   <URL:http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/>   for   detailed   information.
#   In   particular,   see  
#   <URL:http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/directives.html>
#   for   a   discussion   of   each   configuration   directive.
#
#   Do   NOT   simply   read   the   instructions   in   here   without   understanding
#   what   they   do.     They 're   here   only   as   hints   or   reminders.     If   you   are   unsure
#   consult   the   online   docs.   You   have   been   warned.    
#
#   Configuration   and   logfile   names:   If   the   filenames   you   specify   for   many
#   of   the   server 's   control   files   begin   with   "/ "   (or   "drive:/ "   for   Win32),   the
#   server   will   use   that   explicit   path.     If   the   filenames   do   *not*   begin
#   with   "/ ",   the   value   of   ServerRoot   is   prepended   --   so   "logs/foo.log "
#   with   ServerRoot   set   to   "C:/Program   Files/Apache   Software   Foundation/Apache2.2 "   will   be   interpreted   by   the
#   server   as   "C:/Program   Files/Apache   Software   Foundation/Apache2.2/logs/foo.log ".
#
#   NOTE:   Where   filenames   are   specified,   you   must   use   forward   slashes
#   instead   of   backslashes   (e.g.,   "c:/apache "   instead   of   "c:\apache ").
#   If   a   drive   letter   is   omitted,   the   drive   on   which   Apache.exe   is   located
#   will   be   used   by   default.     It   is   recommended   that   you   always   supply
#   an   explicit   drive   letter   in   absolute   paths,   however,   to   avoid
#   confusion.
#

#   ThreadsPerChild:   constant   number   of   worker   threads   in   the   server   process
#   MaxRequestsPerChild:   maximum     number   of   requests   a   server   process   serves
ThreadsPerChild   250
MaxRequestsPerChild     0

#
#   ServerRoot:   The   top   of   the   directory   tree   under   which   the   server 's
#   configuration,   error,   and   log   files   are   kept.
#
#   Do   not   add   a   slash   at   the   end   of   the   directory   path.     If   you   point
#   ServerRoot   at   a   non-local   disk,   be   sure   to   point   the   LockFile   directive
#   at   a   local   disk.     If   you   wish   to   share   the   same   ServerRoot   for   multiple
#   httpd   daemons,   you   will   need   to   change   at   least   LockFile   and   PidFile.
#
ServerRoot   "C:/Program   Files/Apache   Software   Foundation/Apache2.2 "

#
#   Listen:   Allows   you   to   bind   Apache   to   specific   IP   addresses   and/or
#   ports,   instead   of   the   default.   See   also   the   <VirtualHost>
#   directive.
#
#   Change   this   to   Listen   on   specific   IP   addresses   as   shown   below   to  
#   prevent   Apache   from   glomming   onto   all   bound   IP   addresses   (0.0.0.0)
#
#Listen   12.34.56.78:80
Listen   80

#
#   Dynamic   Shared   Object   (DSO)   Support
#
#   To   be   able   to   use   the   functionality   of   a   module   which   was   built   as   a   DSO   you
#   have   to   place   corresponding   `LoadModule '   lines   at   this   location   so   the
#   directives   contained   in   it   are   actually   available   _before_   they   are   used.
#   Statically   compiled   modules   (those   listed   by   `httpd   -l ')   do   not   need
#   to   be   loaded   here.
#
#   Example:
#   LoadModule   foo_module   modules/mod_foo.so
#
LoadModule   actions_module   modules/mod_actions.so
LoadModule   alias_module   modules/mod_alias.so
LoadModule   asis_module   modules/mod_asis.so
LoadModule   auth_basic_module   modules/mod_auth_basic.so
#LoadModule   auth_digest_module   modules/mod_auth_digest.so
#LoadModule   authn_anon_module   modules/mod_authn_anon.so
#LoadModule   authn_dbm_module   modules/mod_authn_dbm.so
LoadModule   authn_default_module   modules/mod_authn_default.so
LoadModule   authn_file_module   modules/mod_authn_file.so
#LoadModule   authz_dbm_module   modules/mod_authz_dbm.so
LoadModule   authz_default_module   modules/mod_authz_default.so
LoadModule   authz_groupfile_module   modules/mod_authz_groupfile.so
LoadModule   authz_host_module   modules/mod_authz_host.so
LoadModule   authz_user_module   modules/mod_authz_user.so
LoadModule   autoindex_module   modules/mod_autoindex.so
#LoadModule   cern_meta_module   modules/mod_cern_meta.so
LoadModule   cgi_module   modules/mod_cgi.so
#LoadModule   dav_module   modules/mod_dav.so
#LoadModule   dav_fs_module   modules/mod_dav_fs.so
#LoadModule   deflate_module   modules/mod_deflate.so
LoadModule   dir_module   modules/mod_dir.so
LoadModule   env_module   modules/mod_env.so
#LoadModule   expires_module   modules/mod_expires.so
#LoadModule   file_cache_module   modules/mod_file_cache.so
#LoadModule   headers_module   modules/mod_headers.so
LoadModule   imagemap_module   modules/mod_imagemap.so
LoadModule   include_module   modules/mod_include.so
#LoadModule   info_module   modules/mod_info.so
LoadModule   isapi_module   modules/mod_isapi.so
LoadModule   log_config_module   modules/mod_log_config.so
LoadModule   mime_module   modules/mod_mime.so
#LoadModule   mime_magic_module   modules/mod_mime_magic.so
#LoadModule   proxy_module   modules/mod_proxy.so
#LoadModule   proxy_ajp_module   modules/mod_proxy_ajp.so
#LoadModule   proxy_balancer_module   modules/mod_proxy_balancer.so
#LoadModule   proxy_connect_module   modules/mod_proxy_connect.so
#LoadModule   proxy_http_module   modules/mod_proxy_http.so
#LoadModule   proxy_ftp_module   modules/mod_proxy_ftp.so
LoadModule   negotiation_module   modules/mod_negotiation.so
#LoadModule   rewrite_module   modules/mod_rewrite.so
LoadModule   setenvif_module   modules/mod_setenvif.so
#LoadModule   speling_module   modules/mod_speling.so
#LoadModule   status_module   modules/mod_status.so
#LoadModule   unique_id_module   modules/mod_unique_id.so
LoadModule   userdir_module   modules/mod_userdir.so
#LoadModule   usertrack_module   modules/mod_usertrack.so
#LoadModule   vhost_alias_module   modules/mod_vhost_alias.so
#LoadModule   ssl_module   modules/mod_ssl.so
#LoadModule   php5_module   modules/libphp5.so


#   'Main '   server   configuration
#
#   The   directives   in   this   section   set   up   the   values   used   by   the   'main '
#   server,   which   responds   to   any   requests   that   aren 't   handled   by   a
#   <VirtualHost>   definition.     These   values   also   provide   defaults   for
#   any   <VirtualHost>   containers   you   may   define   later   in   the   file.
#
#   All   of   these   directives   may   appear   inside   <VirtualHost>   containers,
#   in   which   case   these   default   settings   will   be   overridden   for   the
#   virtual   host   being   defined.
#

#
#   ServerAdmin:   Your   address,   where   problems   with   the   server   should   be
#   e-mailed.     This   address   appears   on   some   server-generated   pages,   such
#   as   error   documents.     e.g.   admin@your-domain.com
#
ServerAdmin   cqzara@yahoo.com.cn

#
#   ServerName   gives   the   name   and   port   that   the   server   uses   to   identify   itself.
#   This   can   often   be   determined   automatically,   but   we   recommend   you   specify
#   it   explicitly   to   prevent   problems   during   startup.
#
#   If   your   host   doesn 't   have   a   registered   DNS   name,   enter   its   IP   address   here.
#
ServerName   www.touliao.com:80

#
#   DocumentRoot:   The   directory   out   of   which   you   will   serve   your
#   documents.   By   default,   all   requests   are   taken   from   this   directory,   but
#   symbolic   links   and   aliases   may   be   used   to   point   to   other   locations.
#
DocumentRoot   "C:/Program   Files/Apache   Software   Foundation/Apache2.2/htdocs "

#
#   Each   directory   to   which   Apache   has   access   can   be   configured   with   respect
#   to   which   services   and   features   are   allowed   and/or   disabled   in   that
#   directory   (and   its   subdirectories).  
#
#   First,   we   configure   the   "default "   to   be   a   very   restrictive   set   of  
#   features.    
#
<Directory   />
        Options   FollowSymLinks
        AllowOverride   None
        Order   deny,allow
        Deny   from   all
        Satisfy   all
</Directory>

#
#   Note   that   from   this   point   forward   you   must   specifically   allow
#   particular   features   to   be   enabled   -   so   if   something 's   not   working   as
#   you   might   expect,   make   sure   that   you   have   specifically   enabled   it
#   below.
#

#
#   This   should   be   changed   to   whatever   you   set   DocumentRoot   to.
#
<Directory   "C:/Program   Files/Apache   Software   Foundation/Apache2.2/htdocs ">
        #
        #   Possible   values   for   the   Options   directive   are   "None ",   "All ",
        #   or   any   combination   of:
        #       Indexes   Includes   FollowSymLinks   SymLinksifOwnerMatch   ExecCGI   MultiViews
        #
        #   Note   that   "MultiViews "   must   be   named   *explicitly*   ---   "Options   All "
        #   doesn 't   give   it   to   you.
        #
        #   The   Options   directive   is   both   complicated   and   important.     Please   see
        #   http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#options
        #   for   more   information.
        #
        Options   Indexes   FollowSymLinks

        #
        #   AllowOverride   controls   what   directives   may   be   placed   in   .htaccess   files.
        #   It   can   be   "All ",   "None ",   or   any   combination   of   the   keywords:
        #       Options   FileInfo   AuthConfig   Limit
        #
        AllowOverride   None

        #
        #   Controls   who   can   get   stuff   from   this   server.
        #
        Order   allow,deny
        Allow   from   all

</Directory>

#
#   DirectoryIndex:   sets   the   file   that   Apache   will   serve   if   a   directory
#   is   requested.
#
<IfModule   dir_module>
        DirectoryIndex   index.htm   index.php   index.html   index.html.var
</IfModule>

#
#   The   following   lines   prevent   .htaccess   and   .htpasswd   files   from   being  
#   viewed   by   Web   clients.  
#
<FilesMatch   "^\.ht ">
        Order   allow,deny
        Deny   from   all
</FilesMatch>

#
#   ErrorLog:   The   location   of   the   error   log   file.
#   If   you   do   not   specify   an   ErrorLog   directive   within   a   <VirtualHost>
#   container,   error   messages   relating   to   that   virtual   host   will   be
#   logged   here.     If   you   *do*   define   an   error   logfile   for   a   <VirtualHost>
#   container,   that   host 's   errors   will   be   logged   there   and   not   here.
#
ErrorLog   logs/error.log

#
#   LogLevel:   Control   the   number   of   messages   logged   to   the   error_log.
#   Possible   values   include:   debug,   info,   notice,   warn,   error,   crit,
#   alert,   emerg.
#
LogLevel   warn

<IfModule   log_config_module>
        #
        #   The   following   directives   define   some   format   nicknames   for   use   with
        #   a   CustomLog   directive   (see   below).
        #
        LogFormat   "%h   %l   %u   %t   \ "%r\ "   %> s   %b   \ "%{Referer}i\ "   \ "%{User-Agent}i\ " "   combined
        LogFormat   "%h   %l   %u   %t   \ "%r\ "   %> s   %b "   common

        <IfModule   logio_module>
            #   You   need   to   enable   mod_logio.c   to   use   %I   and   %O
            LogFormat   "%h   %l   %u   %t   \ "%r\ "   %> s   %b   \ "%{Referer}i\ "   \ "%{User-Agent}i\ "   %I   %O "   combinedio
        </IfModule>

        #
        #   The   location   and   format   of   the   access   logfile   (Common   Logfile   Format).
        #   If   you   do   not   define   any   access   logfiles   within   a   <VirtualHost>
        #   container,   they   will   be   logged   here.     Contrariwise,   if   you   *do*
        #   define   per- <VirtualHost>   access   logfiles,   transactions   will   be
        #   logged   therein   and   *not*   in   this   file.
        #
        CustomLog   logs/access.log   common

        #
        #   If   you   prefer   a   logfile   with   access,   agent,   and   referer   information
        #   (Combined   Logfile   Format)   you   can   use   the   following   directive.
        #
        #CustomLog   logs/access.log   combined
</IfModule>

<IfModule   alias_module>
        #
        #   Redirect:   Allows   you   to   tell   clients   about   documents   that   used   to  
        #   exist   in   your   server 's   namespace,   but   do   not   anymore.   The   client  
        #   will   make   a   new   request   for   the   document   at   its   new   location.
        #   Example:
        #   Redirect   permanent   /foo   http://www.touliao.com/bar

        #
        #   Alias:   Maps   web   paths   into   filesystem   paths   and   is   used   to
        #   access   content   that   does   not   live   under   the   DocumentRoot.
        #   Example:
        #   Alias   /webpath   /full/filesystem/path
        #
        #   If   you   include   a   trailing   /   on   /webpath   then   the   server   will
        #   require   it   to   be   present   in   the   URL.     You   will   also   likely
        #   need   to   provide   a   <Directory>   section   to   allow   access   to
        #   the   filesystem   path.

        #
        #   ScriptAlias:   This   controls   which   directories   contain   server   scripts.  
        #   ScriptAliases   are   essentially   the   same   as   Aliases,   except   that
        #   documents   in   the   target   directory   are   treated   as   applications   and
        #   run   by   the   server   when   requested   rather   than   as   documents   sent   to   the
        #   client.     The   same   rules   about   trailing   "/ "   apply   to   ScriptAlias
        #   directives   as   to   Alias.
        #
        ScriptAlias   /cgi-bin/   "C:/Program   Files/Apache   Software   Foundation/Apache2.2/cgi-bin/ "

</IfModule>

#
#   "C:/Program   Files/Apache   Software   Foundation/Apache2.2/cgi-bin "   should   be   changed   to   whatever   your   ScriptAliased
#   CGI   directory   exists,   if   you   have   that   configured.
#
<Directory   "C:/Program   Files/Apache   Software   Foundation/Apache2.2/cgi-bin ">
        AllowOverride   None
        Options   None
        Order   allow,deny
        Allow   from   all
</Directory>


#  
#   Apache   parses   all   CGI   scripts   for   the   shebang   line   by   default.
#   This   comment   line,   the   first   line   of   the   script,   consists   of   the   symbols
#   pound   (#)   and   exclamation   (!)   followed   by   the   path   of   the   program   that  
#   can   execute   this   specific   script.     For   a   perl   script,   with   perl.exe   in
#   the   C:\Program   Files\Perl   directory,   the   shebang   line   should   be:

      #!c:/program   files/perl/perl

#   Note   you   _must_not_   indent   the   actual   shebang   line,   and   it   must   be   the
#   first   line   of   the   file.     Of   course,   CGI   processing   must   be   enabled   by  
#   the   appropriate   ScriptAlias   or   Options   ExecCGI   directives   for   the   files  
#   or   directory   in   question.
#
#   However,   Apache   on   Windows   allows   either   the   Unix   behavior   above,   or   can
#   use   the   Registry   to   match   files   by   extention.     The   command   to   execute  
#   a   file   of   this   type   is   retrieved   from   the   registry   by   the   same   method   as  
#   the   Windows   Explorer   would   use   to   handle   double-clicking   on   a   file.
#   These   script   actions   can   be   configured   from   the   Windows   Explorer   View   menu,  
#   'Folder   Options ',   and   reviewing   the   'File   Types '   tab.     Clicking   the   Edit
#   button   allows   you   to   modify   the   Actions,   of   which   Apache   1.3   attempts   to
#   perform   the   'Open '   Action,   and   failing   that   it   will   try   the   shebang   line.
#   This   behavior   is   subject   to   change   in   Apache   release   2.0.
#
#   Each   mechanism   has   it 's   own   specific   security   weaknesses,   from   the   means
#   to   run   a   program   you   didn 't   intend   the   website   owner   to   invoke,   and   the
#   best   method   is   a   matter   of   great   debate.
#
#   To   enable   the   this   Windows   specific   behavior   (and   therefore   -disable-   the
#   equivilant   Unix   behavior),   uncomment   the   following   directive:
#
#ScriptInterpreterSource   registry
#
#   The   directive   above   can   be   placed   in   individual   <Directory>   blocks   or   the
#   .htaccess   file,   with   either   the   'registry '   (Windows   behavior)   or   'script '  
#   (Unix   behavior)   option,   and   will   override   this   server   default   option.
#

#
#   DefaultType:   the   default   MIME   type   the   server   will   use   for   a   document
#   if   it   cannot   otherwise   determine   one,   such   as   from   filename   extensions.
#   If   your   server   contains   mostly   text   or   HTML   documents,   "text/plain "   is
#   a   good   value.     If   most   of   your   content   is   binary,   such   as   applications
#   or   images,   you   may   want   to   use   "application/octet-stream "   instead   to
#   keep   browsers   from   trying   to   display   binary   files   as   though   they   are
#   text.
#
DefaultType   text/plain

<IfModule   mime_module>
        #
        #   TypesConfig   points   to   the   file   containing   the   list   of   mappings   from
        #   filename   extension   to   MIME-type.
        #
        TypesConfig   conf/mime.types

        #
        #   AddType   allows   you   to   add   to   or   override   the   MIME   configuration
        #   file   specified   in   TypesConfig   for   specific   file   types.
        #
        #AddType   application/x-gzip   .tgz
        #
        #   AddEncoding   allows   you   to   have   certain   browsers   uncompress
        #   information   on   the   fly.   Note:   Not   all   browsers   support   this.
        #
        #AddEncoding   x-compress   .Z
        #AddEncoding   x-gzip   .gz   .tgz
        #
        #   If   the   AddEncoding   directives   above   are   commented-out,   then   you
        #   probably   should   define   those   extensions   to   indicate   media   types:
        #
        AddType   application/x-compress   .Z
        AddType   application/x-gzip   .gz   .tgz
        AddType   application/x-httpd-php   .php   .phtml   .php3   .php4
        AddType   application/x-httpd-php-source   .phps

you   haven 't   load   php5_module

LoadModule   php5_module   "c:\php\php5apache2_2.dll "

notice   here

LoadModule   php5_module   "c:\php\php5apache2_2.dll "         #right

#not   this
#LoadModule   php5_module   "c:\php\php5apache2_2.dll "       #wrong

if   you   still   have   problems,   send   mail   to   me:   purple.calm@gmail.com

#LoadModule   proxy_ajp_module   modules/mod_proxy_ajp.so
#LoadModule   proxy_balancer_module   modules/mod_proxy_balancer.so
#LoadModule   proxy_connect_module   modules/mod_proxy_connect.so
#LoadModule   proxy_http_module   modules/mod_proxy_http.so
#LoadModule   proxy_ftp_module   modules/mod_proxy_ftp.so
LoadModule   negotiation_module   modules/mod_negotiation.so
#LoadModule   rewrite_module   modules/mod_rewrite.so
LoadModule   setenvif_module   modules/mod_setenvif.so
#LoadModule   speling_module   modules/mod_speling.so
#LoadModule   status_module   modules/mod_status.so
#LoadModule   unique_id_module   modules/mod_unique_id.so
LoadModule   userdir_module   modules/mod_userdir.so
#LoadModule   usertrack_module   modules/mod_usertrack.so
#LoadModule   vhost_alias_module   modules/mod_vhost_alias.so
#LoadModule   ssl_module   modules/mod_ssl.so
#LoadModule   php5_module   c:\php\php5apache2.dll

到最后自己把问题解决了.呵呵.谢谢purplecalm朋友的关注

mdp       我也碰到了相同的问题，请问您是怎么解决的？