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PHP Test Page
In a text editor save the following code as test.php, upload to webspace then go to http://www.domain.ext/test.php - If the code displays then PHP is not currently enabled on this webserver.
 

<?php
print 'This is a php test page';
?>

 

ASP Test Page
In a text editor save the following code as test.asp, upload to webspace then go to http://www.domain.ext/test.asp - If the code displays then ASP is not currently enabled on this webserver.

<html>
<body>
<%
response.write("This is an ASP test page")
%>
</body>
</html>

 

ASP.NET (.aspx) Test Page
In a text editor save the following code as test.aspx, upload to webspace then go to http://www.domain.ext/test.aspx - If the code displays then ASP.NET is not currently enabled on this webserver.

<script runat="server">
Sub Page_Load
link1.HRef="http://www.microsoft.com"
link1.Target="_blank"
link1.Title="Microsoft.com"
End Sub
</script>

<html>
<body>

<form runat="server">
<a id="link1" runat="server">Microsoft Test</a>
</form>

</body>
</html>

 

Perl Test Page
Upload the file from the link below into the public folder on linux hosting or the html folder on NT hosting. If linux hosting then set permissions on the file as 755 so that the script can execute. If Perl is enabled on the server you should see something like the image below.

PerlTest.pl Zip File

 

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PHP Test Page In a text editor save the following code as test.php, upload to webspace then go to http://www.domain.ext/test.php - If the code displays then PHP is not currently enabled on this webserver. ASP Test Page In a text editor save the following code as test.asp, upload to webspace then go to http://www.domain.ext/test.asp - If the code displays then ASP is not currently enabled on this webserver. <% response.write("This is an ASP test page") %> ASP.NET (.aspx) Test Page In a text editor save the following code as test.aspx, upload to webspace then go to http://www.domain.ext/test.aspx - If the code displays then ASP.NET is not currently enabled on this webserver.
Microsoft Test
Perl Test Page Upload the file from the link below into the public folder on linux hosting or the html folder on NT hosting. If linux hosting then set permissions on the file as 755 so that the script can execute. If Perl is enabled on the server you should see something like the image below. PerlTest.pl Zip File How helpful was this answer? 100