What you have is fine, but I think (I don't do it that way) this means each
user will have completely separate code. That might be A Good Thing, or you
might be the only user anyway.
An alternative is to use /Library/WebServer/Documents/
Any pages placed there can be called with either 127.0.0.1/y
I'm not sure if we're on the same wavelength, but this might help you.
I recently installed Apache, PHP and MySQL as part of a preconfigured
package from "Apache Friends" (XAMPP). The entire suite was installed at
C:/xampp, and the Apache folder is at C:/xampp/apache/
At first, I couldn't find
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004 22:18:16 -0500
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> PHP/MySQL textbook I'm using says to copy its sample apps to
> the root directory. What it says is: "[o]n Apache this folder
> is usually named htdocs by default." Not only can't I find a
> folder named "htdocs", b
PHP/MySQL textbook I'm using says to copy its sample apps to the root
directory. What it says is: "[o]n Apache this folder is usually named
htdocs by default." Not only can't I find a folder named "htdocs", but I've
been using--and I'm certain I remember reading in another book to use
this--the Sit
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