Hi!
Please refer to the online installation procedures for using PHP with
Apache. Make sure that your Apache server is running as a 'service' (daemon)
by verifying its status under 'services.msc' snap-in for Microsoft
Management Console.
Have you ever tried accessing the file by NOT double-clicki
Hello list,
While installing phpafter i have configured everything, i am not able to get php
running. While trying to run a test page consisting of the code:
I get a dialog box saying that "You have chosen to download a file from this
location". Upon opening the file, i get the whole code
I am trying to compile a custom/streamline php dist using Visual Studio's
nmake. I downloaded the stable source and have built all my dependent libs
(hopefully). But I keep getting an error looking for a "winres.h" file for
template.rc. The exact error is as follows...
rc /fo Release_TS
Don't know of any how tos out there, but just finish an install of 5 running
IIS6 on a 2k3 server. We found an exe to install, but we also downloaded the
binaries. If you still need help email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I'll
let you know what we did to get it working.
Chris Shrum
"Brian Rottman
Is there any howto's out there about installing PHP 5.0 on win2003/IIS6?
All of the docs @ php.net are still for 4.x and the user comments have
been wiped out.
Thanks.
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You just ran into a limitation of PHP's mssql extension on Windows. This
extension was built with DB-Library, which is obsolete and does not
support the new or extended SQL Server 7.0/2000 data types. DB-Library
assumes all varchar fields have a max size of 255, which was the case for
SQL Server
Instead of:
SELECT varchar_field FROM table
Try:
SELECT convert(text,varchar_field) FROM table
There might be a more efficient way but this has always worked for me...
-zeb
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Hey!
Okay I have a simple script that is nothing more than a query run against
a Microsoft SQL Server database which returns a VARCHAR(2400) field to
display in a text area field for user modification. The problem is that
even though all of the data exists in the database, when it is displayed
in
