#30 can not read .php-documents
Hello,
bin aus deutschland
i'm from germany
Ich habe Foxserv 2.0 installiert. Ich nehme an, dass ich
nichts mehr konfigurieren muss?????!!
Wo muss ich nun meine .php dokumente abspeichern,
um sie mit dem browser ansehen zu kцnnen?
Ich habe verschiedene Ordner getestet, aber konnte
nichts im Browser sehen.
Ich nutze WIN 98
№ber eine Antwort in Deutsch wьrde ich mich freuen,
mein Englisch ist nicht gut.
I have installes Foxserv 2.0. I think, that i have nothing
to configure?????!!
What ist the right folder, to save my .php documents,
that i can see them in my browser?
I have test some folders, but i can not the the
documents in my browser.
I use WIN 98
I prefer a answer in german, because my english is not
verry well. But i you only can answer in english, i will so
my verry best... :-)
Viele Grьяe,
King Regards,
tom
E-Mail: angotti@web.de
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well, if you installed foxserv, you've got a working webserver.
to read *.php documents, the php parser has to know, where
to parse :). so just edit your "httpd.conf" ind your
Apache/conf directory and change the DocumentRoot to any
directory you would like to, "C:\foxserv\www" for example.
then copy your php files to C:\foxserv\www or wherever your
document-root is set to and bingo: the parser works. i had my
problems myself when starting configuration of foxserv, but if
you know how, it's pretty simple.
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well, if you installed foxserv, you've got a working webserver.
to read *.php documents, the php parser has to know, where
to parse :). so just edit your "httpd.conf" ind your
Apache/conf directory and change the DocumentRoot to any
directory you would like to, "C:\foxserv\www" for example.
then copy your php files to C:\foxserv\www or wherever your
document-root is set to and bingo: the parser works. i had my
problems myself when starting configuration of foxserv, but if
you know how, it's pretty simple.
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well, if you installed foxserv, you've got a working webserver.
to read *.php documents, the php parser has to know, where
to parse :). so just edit your "httpd.conf" ind your
Apache/conf directory and change the DocumentRoot to any
directory you would like to, "C:\foxserv\www" for example.
then copy your php files to C:\foxserv\www or wherever your
document-root is set to and bingo: the parser works. i had my
problems myself when starting configuration of foxserv, but if
you know how, it's pretty simple.
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thank's for help! now it works...