Hi Roger. I'm using php/mysql/apache under Linux, but most
of this should also apply to Windows as well.
It sounds like mysql server is up and running, as you are
connecting to it OK, using the mysql client.
Try using the phpinfo() function. This will return ALOT of
usefull system information
Howdy,
Ok, I figured it out. I was looking at the output of the phpinfo()
function again, and I noticed that its looking for the php.ini file
in the system root directory (C:\WinNT) not the php install
directory (C:\php). Everything is cool now. :)
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Harry Baya wrote:
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I have installed PHP and Apache to run locally on my Windows
I think you will find that \n works when using the CLI
version of php. i.e. the command-line version fom the shell.
The html-embedded version requires you to use < br/>, as
this is what is recognised as a line feed in html.
HTH
Keith
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