No... no one has to write code for me. I am just not understanding why it
doesn't work.
The navbar is configured correctly... and until I run the calendar all of
the navbar links work just fine... everything opens in the "main" frame (yes
I did target them correctly). Are you saying that the PHP
ok... so last weeks struggle was getting my computer set up as a php mysql
server for testing. I guess it was also a struggle learning how to install
my first "precoded" program. With that being said, I am very grateful for
all for the help that you here in this forum gave me.
I have now given m
ok... for example because I have no idea how to do this on my own... I found
a php calendar, and these were the install instructions:
ltwCalendar v1.5
written by Matt Wade - http://codewalkers.com
demo of ltwCalendar at http://codewalkers.com/cal/calendar.php
I don't care for all that license crap
You are all helping me SOOO much! I did manage to download myphpadmin...
and by some miracle got through the installation process. It is a pretty
slick program although I have no idea what I am looking at. I have learned
more in the last 10 hours than I ever thought possible, although I haven't
e if you want index.php to be a valid initial page:
> > >
> > > DirectoryIndex index.html
> > >
> > > to
> > >
> > > DirectoryIndex index.php index.html
> > >
> > > d. Restart Apache.
> > >
> > > 3. Get
easiest thing to install of the three. Set up a user and a password
> for PHP. I initially learned MySQL (scratch that - still learning) using
> the root user (very dangerous) until got a grasp of it's permissions.
> Definitely don't do that for code that others will use.
>
I am using a machine running Windows XP pro... I managed to install IIS just
fine. However, it seems that I am having major traumas getting PHP, Apache,
and mysql to function. I have tried downloading some pre-configured kits
from various sites with no luck. Can any of you suggest a place where
