i need a script that does that.
wampserver.com
I have a socket programming script and i installed WAMP , when ever i run the script it say socket_create function is not installed .
How can i solve it?
how to integrate php and apache.
how to integrate php and mysql.
windows xp support php and mysql and apache?
I am current working on a project. First i need to setup a web server with my computer, a windows xp, running Apache. I already got that running, but i cant seem to run PHP codes even though i had PHP installed.
I need a java to php brige to access php from Java in windows. I know about Plava but it they say that it was not made for windows.
I am planning to become a professional PHP developer in 6 months. Is it better to learn PHP/Mysql with Linux or Windows? If yes which version &which version plz? Thanks
I’d like to be able to run/test my PHP programs on my desktop, instead of constantly uploading them to my server to run, and have to deal with constant use of phpMyAdmin. So how can I run a php environment and mySQL database on my Windows Vista desktop? (Free programs, if possible.)
PHP is the most widely used web scripting language. It enables even fairly inexperienced programmers to develop dynamic web sites for virtually any web application under the Sun, (This is an inside joke which will be explained below.) The present article introduces PHP and its companions. This article introduces PHP and its companions. First we will discuss a bit of its history.
PHP originally meant Personal Home Page when first created in 1994 right around the time that graphical web browsers started to bloom. It is a good thing that the name was changed. This programming language does a lot besides prepare personal home pages, which it happens to do very well. PHP now stands for Hypertext Preprocessor. The letters seem to be in the wrong order, but this is an inside joke. Many of its fans have a weird sense of humor.
PHP is part of the LAMP suite of open-source (free) software. The L stands for Linux, a Unix-based operating system that is a direct competitor to Microsoft Windows. To run LAMP on Windows computers you will perform two separate downloads, one for Linux and one for Easy PHP which brings in the remaining LAMP components. You can run these three components on almost any Windows computer, even one that seemed ready for the garbage heap. To test your web programs you need a browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox but you don’t need a live Internet connection.
The A in LAMP stands for Apache, the most widely used web server. You can run Apache alongside PHP, testing your programs in a live environment.
The M in LAMP stands for MySQL, which is the most widely used database management system. Sun Microsystems recently purchased MySQL for more than one billion dollars. But don’t worry; this product remains absolutely free for small and medium-sized systems. When your system becomes big enough, you really won’t mind paying the relatively small cost of the professional version of MySQL.
PHP runs on the server, the computer managed by Apache. Let me remind you that you only need a single computer to run the program and develop and test your website. When the time comes for other people to access your website you will have to host the site on the Web. This means naming your site and dealing with a web-hosting company. You must pay for your site name and in most cases you also pay for hosting your domain. The web hosting company may charge extra for Linux and MySQL services and support. Many webmasters believe that Linux offers a more professional environment. Others prefer the more familiar Microsoft Windows. It will be your choice.
Specifically, I want to be able to view and run a website that is programmed in PHP (on windows) before I upload it to my site. But of course you know that you can’t view php pages that are reading from a MySQL database by just viewing it from a local folder on your computer like you do html pages… How would I go about doing this on my computer while offline?