Anyone else tried this out? It seems much more stable than 5.1.3+
(i.e. no more things like this: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=38744 or
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=37483.)
Zeb Bowden
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Thanks for the quick response, but when I try to add a script map and point
it to either php.exe or php5isapi.dll, it throws an alert saying "The
executable specified for the script map should be either a CGI(.exe) or
ISAPI extension(.dll)." and won't allow me to create the script map.
Any ideas?
And this can also be done by creating a file caled web.config in the
directory where you want php support. The vile should look like this:
- Frank
> Works al
Works almost like PHP5 on XP or Windows 2003 with IIS5/6
1) Copy php to a directory (c:\php5)
2) Start the IIS manager and create a site or virtual directory
3) Add a script mapping for .php to point to php-cgi.exe or php5isapi.dll
That's it.
- Frank
> Anybody got PHP 5 running with IIS 7 on Wi
