Re: [PHP] Getting started with PHP

2002-09-26 Thread Justin French
Install Apache, PHP and MySQL. See each site for more information (http://php.net/install, apache.org, mysql.com), and I'd advise using pre-compiled installer scripts, rather than compiling your own for the moment... all of the above are free. stick with all the default settings, and figure out

RE: [PHP] Getting started with PHP

2002-09-26 Thread Support @ Fourthrealm.com
Sauron, Since you're running Win2K, then you can use IIS already installed instead of Apache. I use Win2K Server, with IIS, PHP 4, and mySQL on my local box, and it works just fine. Peter At 10:55 AM 9/26/2002 -0400, Steve Bradwell wrote: >Welcome Steve, > >You'll need to do two things to g

Re: [PHP] Getting started with PHP

2002-09-26 Thread Adam Williams
read the install section of the PHP manual at www.php.net and then read the tutorial. Adam On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, Sauron wrote: > Hi all > > I am brand new to PHP, I have a friend that develops in it and I'm > interested in learning more about it. I am familiar with VB at

RE: [PHP] Getting started with PHP

2002-09-26 Thread Steve Bradwell
Welcome Steve, You'll need to do two things to get started, download apache and php for windows, and configure 2 files - httpd.conf (apache), and php.ini. A good tutorial can be found here : http://softwaredev.earthweb.com/script/article/0,,12014_912381,00.html After that create a .php file in