I am stuck. I have done everything the install TXT said to do to enable
PHP on my IIS 5.1 server. However I still get a page can not be
displayed error. Is there something I am missing?
MArty
hi,
I've Apache 2 running fine in my Windows 2000 machine. I installed PHP
4.2.3( from the zip-file method ).
I copied php4apache.dll and php4apache2.dll to /WINNT/system32 and /WINNT as
well( to be safe ).
In my httpd.conf, either of the following startments are causing the Apache
to not start.
hi guyx
i ve a lil problem
i run this query n get a result set
$query = "SELECT lang_id,strng_id, strng FROM strngx
where pg_id = 6 and lang_id = '$lang_id '";
$query_result_handle = mysql_query ($query)
or die ('qry failed ! DA tbl must xixt in DA db
specifyd bov ');
exe and store it
At the mysql prompt
-> \q
should do it.
Dan Campbell wrote:
>
> after logging into mysql and creating a db, I'm trying to log out and back
> to the bash promp with "quit", like my book tells me, but "quit" leaves me
> at the -> prompt, which won't allow any bash commands. I tried bye, exit,
> qu
ssage -
From: "Dan Campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 8:15 PM
Subject: [PHP-INST] stuck at -> prompt
> after logging into mysql and creating a db, I'm trying to log out and back
> to the bash promp with "q
My personal favorite is ^d (control-d).
-Philip
-Original Message-
From: Dan Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 7:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-INST] stuck at -> prompt
after logging into mysql and creating a db, I'm trying to log
after logging into mysql and creating a db, I'm trying to log out and back
to the bash promp with "quit", like my book tells me, but "quit" leaves me
at the -> prompt, which won't allow any bash commands. I tried bye, exit,
quit, but nothing works.
hate to just exit out of the Terminal Emulation P
Actually i found out my problem, i found out that when i installed php it
installed apache along with it, so i had two copies of apache on my system,
and the one i had open was trying to read the wrong configuration.. AFter
days of geting annoyed, all i ended up doing was realising i had it
double
Greetings Dave,
The reason this occurs is because Apache has NO idea what a .php file is
unless you tell it about it. As a "professional webdesigner" you should
know this ;-)
OK, here's what you do. Add the following lines to your httpd.conf file.
Please note that there are *already* some refere
I'm a professional webdesigner, but a recent job i recieved asked me to host
the webpage on my computer, which means i'm trying to install php on my own
system.
I have done so, but when opening a .php file i see the source code and it's
ignoring that php exists. If i stick on the start to make i
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