I suggest XAMPP as an all-in-one package for development work.
It includes the following (free of charge):
Apache HTTPD 2.2.11 + Openssl 0.9.8i (Web server)
MySQL 5.1.30 (database)
PHP 5.2.8
phpMyAdmin 3.1.1 (Database Management)
FileZilla FTP Ser
Hello Alan,
I have Apache2.2/MySQL/PHP on Vista Home working. Here are a few lines from
my httpd.conf to consider:
In the "LoadModule" section:
LoadModule php5_module "C:/php/php5apache2_2.dll"
In the "" section:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
At the end of httpd.conf:
I have had success with IIS/SMTP using the following function that I found
on the PHP website function list (I've only slightly optimized the original
with some constants). Apparently, IIS/SMTP doesn't like the added '<' and
'>' around the "from" address, but it can be coerced into it with this
fun
Hello Bob,
Regarding the "MSI" file, it seems that you have downloaded the Apache
'source code' used for compiling into executable binaries. I believe that
you want the precompiled Win32 binaries available at this link:
http://apache.tradebit.com/pub/httpd/binaries/win32/apache_2.2.6-win32-x86-n
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Hello Matt,
I read this book and reference it often:
"AJAX and PHP: Building Responsive Web Applications"
Packt Publishing - 2006 ( http://www.packtpub.com )
ISBN 1-904811-82-5
As far as sites to check, I have used Prototype
( http://www.prototypejs.org/ ) more than anything else. There is somew
Hello Alexis,
I use PHP on our LAN at work using Windows authentication. If you want to
restrict HTTP access to the directory using Windows permissions you'll have
to:
1. Uncheck the Anonymous user authentication in IIS (in IIS 5.1: site
properties > "Directory Security" > "Anonymous access and a
Hello Keith,
I realize this may seem a bit tedious, but is your PHP directory in the
Windows PATH environment variable? And, if so, is the "libmysql.dll" file in
the PHP directory?
Jeff
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ot; => 8);
$taxresults = compute_salestax ($payment, $taxRates);
foreach($taxresults as $state => $value)
{
print "Tax = " . sprintf("%01.2f", round($value, 2)) . " in $state.";
}
?>
Browser output results:
Payment: 1500
Tax = 75.00 in CA.
Tax = 105.00 in WA.
Hello Stephen,
At first glance, in your message I noticed that the second backslash (
\"checkbox"\ ) is after the double quote. The backslash should be before the
double quote for proper escaping in JavaScript. That could be your problem
possibly.
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