Re: [PHP] Php Files on Browser

2001-06-26 Thread Tim McGuire
Hi Ted, There is an installer available for free that will painlessly install apache, php, and mysql on your windows system. Good tool for trying out stuff locally or hosting an intranet application on a windows box. PHPTriad available from www.phpgeek.com Can't praise it enough. Tim McGuire P

Re: [PHP] Php Files on Browser

2001-06-25 Thread Richard Lynch
> Sorry for this stupid question but I'm a newby trying to install php on my > win98 computer and find that neither netscape nor IE 5.5 won't open php > files that are located on my c: drive but will access php files on the net. > There must be a simple explanation. PHP only kicks in because the

Re: [PHP] Php Files on Browser

2001-06-24 Thread Hugh Bothwell
PHP is a _server side_ language, ie it's processed by the server. Therefore, you page must be served, not just read from a file on your hard drive. Try installing Apache. "Ted Shaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > G'day - > > Sorry for this stu

Re: [PHP] Php Files on Browser

2001-06-24 Thread Noah Spitzer-Williams
are you using http://localhost? - Noah "Ted Shaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > G'day - > > Sorry for this stupid question but I'm a newby trying to install php on my > win98 computer and find that neither netscape nor IE 5.5 won't open php

Re: [PHP] Php Files on Browser

2001-06-24 Thread Ivan Balazs
Hi! Check your server settings! If you're using Apache then there are several things that need to be calibrated, such as the mime-type settings, the scriptAlias part and application-specific settings. And don't forget to tell the server the dir name you're keeping the files in. You may try to fin