Tim,
I think Sharif has suffered the same issues as me...
As a total newbie to programming let alone PHP, I am totally confused by the
options available to configure PHP.
I have tried to select the options I need after reading the documentation
but quite frankly I have not got a clue and am totally confused.
Like Shariff, I too am running WinXP pro (as test Server) with Apache 2.0.43
, PHP 4.3.1. and MySQL.
I have code that I know works on a mates machine but I am buggered if I can
get it to work on mine, he's goneaway for Xmas so I can not get a copy of
his PHP.ini or Httpd.conf, I am pretty much convinced the only differance
can be the configs.
I have apache installed c:\program files\apache group\apache2, PHP installed
in C:\php with the DLLs and php.ini copied to the c:\windows\system32 dir
and Mysql resides in c:\MySql.
I can get connection to the Mysql database and can get the apache server
page to be displayed so i know its running, also the phptest.php screen but
if I try to run any PHPcode I get undecleared variable warnings and
something about Headers that Can not be sent... I have looked at the
forums..about the various errors.. some people say the headers issue is
something to do the the path to browscap.ini and error_reporting(7) is
needed to kill the some of the notices...I am lost....Quite frankly all I
and Shariff need are known working examples of basic setups and a couple of
instructions as to where to put files to match the .ini's..
Any example you can provide for a stupid noobie like me would be VERY VERY
much appreciated... Hopefully I can then look at the code structure, watch
how they work and learn...
Cheers
"Tim Van Wassenhove" <eu**@pi.be> wrote in message
news:br************@ID-188825.news.uni-berlin.de...
On 2003-12-12, Sharif Tanvir Karim <sh****@nyc.rr.com> wrote: Can anyone send me a php.ini file that is used by almost by all hosts?
My damn computer's (winxp) mini server is messed up and I am starting over
so I am trying ot get php to behave on my system. SO please, if you can,
please send me the php.ini file used by most hosts.
What is wrong with having a look at the default one(s)
that is/are delivered with PHP?
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