I know absolutely nothing about IIS, i think it doesn't support PHP scripts. You need a php module, or something that makes IIS able to execute PHP if it doesn't yet.
the first test you could do is to create a file named test.php and containing :
<?php
print "that test is working";
?>
Place it into your html tree then try to view it with your browser. If you see ONLY 'that test is working', it means that your IIS supports PHP, if not, for example, you can read everything, from <?php to ?>, well, go back to what i wrote at the beginning of the post, you need to add something to IIS to make it working with PHP. I m sorry i can't help you more than this.
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