Chris,
Sounds like a bad path to the the PHP ISAPI module. Take a look in IIS
admin and besure the module is registered and that the path is correct.
Once you get to the IIS4 default web site (right click | properties) look at
Home Directory tab | Configuration | App Mappings. You also need to s
OK. I think I've done it all but -
I had PHP 4.0.3pl1 up and running.
Then I did the manual install of 4.0.4 and created a new directory for php
call c:\php (I renamed to 4.0.4 directory 'php403'). Then I replaced the
php4ts.dll in c:\winnt\system43 with the 4.0.4 version.
Since all other setti
