Thanks, Bo. I gave up on UniServerZ and gave XAMPP another try. Finally got it working, but can't quite tell what I was doing wrong. Just kept retrying the instructions from the top and suddenly, it was working.
Current issue is getting Zend working. Don't know what these things are so difficult. Ed From: Bo Andersen [mailto:boan....@outlook.com] Sent: Monday, February 19, 2018 2:21 AM To: Ed Sowell <jag_man...@sbcglobal.net>; users@netbeans.apache.org Subject: Sv: UinserverZ for Netbeans for PHP development I know it is not your question, but I am using WPN-XM (nginx), and it is working fine https://wpn-xm.org/ <https://wpn-xm.org/> WPИ-XM Community Forum - Index page Announcements Please check this forum for all official WPN-XM announcements about releases, updates and more. wpn-xm.org _____ Fra: Ed Sowell <jag_man...@sbcglobal.net <mailto:jag_man...@sbcglobal.net> > Sendt: 15. februar 2018 19:00 Til: users@netbeans.apache.org <mailto:users@netbeans.apache.org> Emne: UinserverZ for Netbeans for PHP development Newbie here: this it the first time I've used a mail list in a decade or more, so hope I'm doing it right. I'm trying to set up Netbeans for online app development using PHP/JavaScript. Tried using XAMPP for local server but things didn't go well. Now trying UniserverZ, but no luck so far. Uniserver has a tool called UniController.exe with which one can choose from 3 different php.ini files, php_test.ini, php_development.ini, or php_production.ini. The tool also allows viewing of settings and stuff, with which I can see that the default place to look for php.ini is C:\Windows. Therefore I think a copy of the selected ini is renamed php.ini and put in C:\windows. HOWEVER, in Netbeans one must browse to the wanted php.ini, but its' not there. So, my first question is has anyone here ever used UniserverZ with NetBeans? Ed
