Can't display my php files

Hi,
i know that a lot of people asked th same question but the answers didn't worked out for me.
I'm trying to run a simple test.php file in my Sites folder, but when i try that's what i see
i installed MysQl , apache 2, and i enabled my php 5 ( by deleting the '#' from the "#Loadphp5....." ligne of the httpd.conf file )
Any kind of answer or advice would be helpfull
thanks
I'm on OSX 10.9 Mountain lion Mavericks

Hi David
Thank you for the suggestion and the link. I do have MAMP set up and working on my system - so I can follow along happily with some of your extremely helpful books!
However, I am still getting the message "The file type of index.php is not supported on this device!" even though I know the device does display php content. (I have tested it physically using the device itself.)
I have tried unsuccessfully using both these doc types:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//WAPFORUM//DTD XHTML Mobile 1.0//EN" "http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/xhtml-mobile10.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
and
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">

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Setup for Sample PHP Site
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When a user opens a specific page I want to be able to show them the PDF of the form they need to print out.
If this was an image 9such as JPEG) then there would be no problem, but a PDF is causing me to wrack my brain.
I know how to pen the PDF in a new window, but I want the menu I created to be at the top.
You can see the site here: <http://www.peterforkes.com/NevadaWomensCare/index.html>
If you click on the Doctors menu and select, say Dr. Robert A. Gatlin you will see that I have an area where I can display information, on the left side of the page.
But, I want this page <http://www.peterforkes.com/NevadaWomensCare/UsefulForms/NewPatientRegistrationForm.pdf> to show in the contents area, with the menus along the top.
How do I achieve this?

There is no advantage in embedding printer-friendly PDF pages into HTML. One is a print document. The other is a web page. Best to keep them separate.
And for reasons you may not have considered, site visitors might not have the appropriate plug-ins necessary to view PDF in browsers. If you link directly to the file, your site visitors can download it and open it in Acrobat or some other PDF Reader.
If you want to treat PDF like an image you can convert it to jpg.
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Safari 5.1 can't display certain PDF files

Dear Apple fans.
Perhaps someone can put me on the right track since I am nearly loosing my sanity. Last month I downloaded my E-statement from a bank without any problems. These statements require an Adobe Viewer plugin to display in the Safari window. PreView just will not do it. This month for some reason it no longer works.
All that I can think of that changed is that I routinely downloaded various Apple software updates. And I can't tell exactly what was updated but I think to remember that my Mac OS was previously 10.6.7 while it is now 10.6.8. I am not sure if Safari was also from a previous version. The current installed version is 5.1.
Testing so far:
I removed ALL versions of Adobe including the famous plugins in HD/Library/Internet Plug-Ins as well as the same in User/Library/...
I reinstalled Adobe 9.4 which I had previously installed and which worked.
Checked presdence of new plugin --> OK, but no success when trying to view the statement.
I tried the same approach with Adobe X. Prior to that removing all files from the previous Adobe 9 installation but also here no success.
However, when dragging Adobe formatted files into the Safari window they are displayed OK.
Any suggestions perhaps from people who design the web pages for banks what other plugin might be required? The message I get is always the same: "Missing Plug-In" and when I click on "details" I am directed to the Adobe X download site.
Your comments are much appreciated.

These statements require an Adobe Viewer plugin
That's going to be a problem unfortunately, with Safari 5.1
Read here > Apple Safari 5.1 and Adobe Reader/Acrobat Advisory
A workaround according to Adobe is to use another browser.
I personally have found that Firefox works just fine.

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