>
> "t appears that even when I installed it does not provide me with a
> different error than without."
after reading this statement i guess u r trying to see some thing like *
file://path/to/fhtdocs/filename.php* in your web browser u hav to see *
http://localhost/filename.php *in you url bar
Hi, Daniel:
I have restarted it several times, but it does not seem to give me a
different result. What is interesting is that I can see the output of it in
textual format in the terminal (I am using Linux Fedora 9.0, and my PHP is the
latest version.), which means that it literally supports
On Jun 11, 2008, at 07:51 AM, ahmed nabel wrote:
Hi and thank you for the reply.
1. I will check if the Oracle Client is 64 or not.
This is a requirement to be useable in Leopard so if it's not then
don't add it.
2. How to fix the Apache now? Is it something like delete the
current
Alice,
Also, make sure you've restarted Apache. Every time you make
changes to httpd.conf, php.ini, or any related file, you need to
restart Apache.
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make sure that u have
LoadModule php5_module "path/to/dll/php5apache2.dll"
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .php5 .php4 .php3 .phtml .phpt
in your httpd.conf file
and the name of the php file ends in
.php or .php5 or .php4 or .php3 or .phtml or .phpt(what ever u give in the
httpd.con
Hi, Max:
I have modified my code so that the page is like this:
PHP Test
PHP Test
An example of PHP in Action
However, it is still not giving me anything.
Another odd thing is that I have added these lines to my httpd.conf file in the
apache folder,
AddType text/html php
#AddOut
Hi,
I am trying to install PHP so that I can connect to MS SQL from the PHP
scripts.
I have successfully installed Apache and brings me back a good page with no
errors, and tried to create a php page in the usr/local/apache/htdocs folder.
Here is the code of what is in this page:
PHP T
Hi Jesse
The version of apache i have is 2.2.8 I added the line like you
suggested:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
To my httpd.conf file which was in my apache/conf directory and
restarted apache unfortunatly its still just disp
Anthony,
Did you add the line:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
To your httpd.conf file?
Jesse
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Good Afternoon
I am having a problem getting PHP running on a solaris 10
system. I need PHP running in order to get drupal working on this
system. Currently i have the latest version of Apache, mysql and drupal
configured and installed. I downloaded and unpacked the php 5.2.6 file.
R
On Jun 10, 2008, at 17:31 PM, ahmed nabel wrote:
Hi. This is a followup to a pervious post titled "php and Oracle
client on mac".
I had PHP and Apache which come with Mac OS X 10.5.2 both enabled
and running (a php page on my website renders correctly).
I tried to install Oracle Client
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