The bot makes edits just like a regular user. The only difference is it interacts with the wiki in a different way, because it's hosted on the same server as the wiki. It will certainly never push you files... Plus I've yet to write the script for it.

I am not able to replicate your problem.

Want a screenie, Or what?
Because it's starting to annoy me.

Update: Do you want to Save this file? Or search the program on the internet?

Name: Index.php
Type: Unknown File Type
From: www.FiestaFan.com

It could be a number of things, but my best guess is a homebrewed failure.
Keylogger/Trojan
or a setup for a useless XSS attack.

This only happens when the server fails to send the entire header first on load of the page. File extensions do not matter in URL. I think it's your browser misinterpreting the headers. Use another browser class.

I agree. A php file shouldn't trigger a download.

Then i dunno WHAT is going on, and computers are my main thing, It just now started, So i assumed that new bot was doing something, Now i begin to wonder if maybe a download was just released to view scripts like this?

In any case, I'll try it on a donkey comp.

Maybe it's friendly, Or maybe it's something wickedly nasty.

I was planning on making a fighters guide from the higher-then-noob levels, Too..... Guess i'll try it later.

Well, I tried on Internet Explorer AND Firefox
Same thing for both, Here's the one for Firefox

http://i455.photobucket.com/albums/q...yx/y54y45y.jpg

I'd change "Open With..." to Firefox and then "Do this automatically." Do other sites that use php open up like that?

No, Never, it just started today, Around about.... 1:00

Tried opening with Firefox, it opened a blank webpage and that's it, When i closed it and clicked edit again, The same prompt came up, I ended up saving it, And once again, nothing happened, It keeps prompting me.

Fixed it, had something to do with the way i had my Wiki account formatted, Though i wonder why it went through all that trouble?

In any case, It works now.