I'm trying to install PHP 4.3.3 under Windows 2000 Server as an ISAPI DLL (on my
development PC). Things weren't going smoothly so I uninstalled it (with the
Wise wizard) and now it still shows up under the Control Panel installed
programs! I hate it when that happens.
Be that as it may, I uninstalled it for two reasons. Firstly the file
php4isapi.dll was no where to be found.
Secondly, I read somewhere that IIS doesn't like spaces in path names. I had
installed in \Program Files.
Before I try again I have some question. To set my frame of reference, about
the only thing I know about server-side programming is ASP.NET. I don't know
anything about cgi or PHP.
Why are there two install choices, for cgi or as an ISAPI DLL? Which one should
I use? And why was php4isapi.dll not created?
Thanks for your help.
3  2065 
"Bruce W...1" wrote:
I'm trying to install PHP 4.3.3 under Windows 2000 Server as an ISAPI DLL (on my
development PC). Things weren't going smoothly so I uninstalled it (with the
Wise wizard) and now it still shows up under the Control Panel installed
programs! I hate it when that happens.
Be that as it may, I uninstalled it for two reasons. Firstly the file
php4isapi.dll was no where to be found.
Secondly, I read somewhere that IIS doesn't like spaces in path names. I had
installed in \Program Files.
Before I try again I have some question. To set my frame of reference, about
the only thing I know about server-side programming is ASP.NET. I don't know
anything about cgi or PHP.
Why are there two install choices, for cgi or as an ISAPI DLL? Which one should
I use? And why was php4isapi.dll not created?
Thanks for your help.
========================================
Never mind. I think I got it working.
On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 13:47:34 -0400, "Bruce W...1"
<br***@noDirectEmail.com> wrote: "Bruce W...1" wrote:
I'm trying to install PHP 4.3.3 under Windows 2000 Server as an ISAPI DLL (on my
development PC). Things weren't going smoothly so I uninstalled it (with the
Wise wizard) and now it still shows up under the Control Panel installed
programs! I hate it when that happens.
Be that as it may, I uninstalled it for two reasons. Firstly the file
php4isapi.dll was no where to be found.
Secondly, I read somewhere that IIS doesn't like spaces in path names. I had
installed in \Program Files.
Before I try again I have some question. To set my frame of reference, about
the only thing I know about server-side programming is ASP.NET. I don't know
anything about cgi or PHP.
Why are there two install choices, for cgi or as an ISAPI DLL? Which one should
I use? And why was php4isapi.dll not created?
Thanks for your help.
========================================
Never mind. I think I got it working.
So.... What was your problem?
"PI*****@HOME.NL" wrote:
On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 13:47:34 -0400, "Bruce W...1"
<br***@noDirectEmail.com> wrote:
"Bruce W...1" wrote:
I'm trying to install PHP 4.3.3 under Windows 2000 Server as an ISAPI DLL (on my
development PC). Things weren't going smoothly so I uninstalled it (with the
Wise wizard) and now it still shows up under the Control Panel installed
programs! I hate it when that happens.
Be that as it may, I uninstalled it for two reasons. Firstly the file
php4isapi.dll was no where to be found.
Secondly, I read somewhere that IIS doesn't like spaces in path names. I had
installed in \Program Files.
Before I try again I have some question. To set my frame of reference, about
the only thing I know about server-side programming is ASP.NET. I don't know
anything about cgi or PHP.
Why are there two install choices, for cgi or as an ISAPI DLL? Which one should
I use? And why was php4isapi.dll not created?
Thanks for your help.
========================================
Never mind. I think I got it working.
So.... What was your problem?
===========================================
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