Re: PHP, getting started?
It's just your extension of the file wasn't accepted by the PHP interpretator. Of-course you can force your server to recognise .html extension as such, however I think there it wasn't the main problem.I suggest you to use wamp server, because there management
Re: PHP, getting started?
@6 mwaha, I also learned that the hard way.
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Re: PHP, getting started?
Yeh so... I was being an idiot. I didn't realize that .html will not be treated as .php. I also didn't know the fact that html can be inside a .php file. Oh well, lesson learned, I suppose.
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Re: PHP, getting started?
@op, I use xampp, and it works like a charm.Here is my process:In c:\xampp\hdocx make your files.File: Index.php: Php Test. phpinfo?> Then, run http://localhost in your web browser. Note! It can not! Be https, it is not a secure server, and doesn't
Re: PHP, getting started?
@2:php-server, when typed in the command line, yields nothing.@3:Ironically, if I go and try going to localhost/dashboard/phpinfo.php, everything works. However, if I copy the same line from the php file, the phpinfo thing, it won't work in my indx.html, no it's
Re: PHP, getting started?
@2:php-server, when typed in the command line, yields nothing.@3:Ironically, if I go and try going to localhost/dashboard/phpinfo.php, everything works. However, if I copy the same line from the php file, the phpinfo thing, it won't work in my indx.html, no it's
Re: PHP, getting started?
Your code isn't correct.Try this:phpinfo();?>If you see all the information about your PHP version and etc, then it works like a charm.
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Re: PHP, getting started?
You can run a php server from the command line. I believe the command is php-server:4000, if i remember correctly. If not, let me know. Hope this helped.
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PHP, getting started?
So I'm not asking for a tutorial here. The matter is much more trivial.I have tried to get PHP onto my machine without success. I have tried tools like xampp, which was partially accessible, I have managed to launch it, start up a php server, but here's where my
