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> > A: tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> > Oggetto: Re: [PHP-WIN] Please help a newbie -- have pity!
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> > Using the prowser to view a file on your file system will just show the content.
>The browser does
To: Frank M. Kromann; tom
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> Subject: Rif: Re: [PHP-WIN] Please help a newbie -- have pity!
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> Hi,
> I was asked to teach some students PHP.
> I want to know what they have to have and to do to run locally PHP.
> Microsoft IIS can for instance be ins
you very much
Antonio bernabei
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> Da: "Frank M. Kromann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Data: 14/01/2002 19:07
> A: tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Oggetto: Re: [PHP-WIN] Please help a newbie -- have pity!
>
> Using the prowser t
Using the prowser to view a file on your file system will just show the content. The
browser does not have any knowledge of the PHP parser.
A web server on the other hand will be able to run the requested script through a
parser an send the converted document (usually as html) to the browser fo
Can someone tell me how to use this php.exe file?? The docs are totally
confusing.
Okay - I run a rented unix server that supports php, no problem. But I want
to test my site files offline on my win 2k machine. Online IE displays the
php test files just fine, but offline it ignores the php conten
