Php
I am stuck and need help with php, can some excellent person please email me or add to msm
[email protected]
or
msm: flid76"hotmail.com.
Thanks.
I am stuck and need help with php, can some excellent person please email me or add to msm
[email protected]
or
msm: flid76"hotmail.com.
Thanks.
Suzanne posted this at 19:45 — 15th January 2004.
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Sorry, dude, but you can post your question in the Scripting Forum. This is a bulletin board site on the web, not usenet.
Renegade posted this at 23:28 — 15th January 2004.
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it'll probably help also if you told us exactly what you are having touble with.
flid76 posted this at 00:36 — 17th January 2004.
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right heres the problem
I install php, mysql and apache.
i know apache works because it comes up and tells you also mysql comes up correctly. but php gggrrrr.
I move the relevent files around and convert what u are suposed to and when i do a test page it just brings up the script not the bit it is supposed to display.
Mark Hensler posted this at 07:16 — 17th January 2004.
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Did you edit the httpd.conf file for Apache? You need to add two or so lines to tell it which files need to be sent to the php parser.
Renegade posted this at 08:36 — 17th January 2004.
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Have a look also in the php.ini file.
Are the file extensions .php?
antoshka posted this at 04:36 — 23rd January 2004.
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also, there's an order in which you install apache and php. i don't remember which one goes first (apache?). whenever i had to install them, i used the manual on php.net and it always went fine. if you could attach your httpd.conf here, that would clarify a lot of things.
Mark Hensler posted this at 07:51 — 23rd January 2004.
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Apache goes in before PHP. MySQL can be compiling at the same time as Apache (mysql can take a while, so I usually start it before running configure for apache).
PHP can have other requisits depending on your ./configure options.
Mark Hensler
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Busy posted this at 20:41 — 23rd January 2004.
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or the easier way is to download a bundle and it installs itself
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