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Old 09-26-05, 12:46 PM
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Help with EasyPHP

I am absolutely new to PHP and have installed EasyPHP 1.8
Could you please tell me how to use Easy PHP and start writing scripts.I wrote a hello.php but am not sure where to place it.I tried placing it in the "www" folder but when i run "http://localhost/hello.php" i get a 404 error-page not found.
Someone please help me with this soon


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Old 09-26-05, 01:55 PM
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Did you just install php to your local machine? If so, you need to tell php where to point and also make sure your server (apache or something else) is also make sure your server is reading the www folder and not somewhere else. Leave a little more description of what you have done to this point, and someone may be able to help. I have not given enough info in the past, and I get no results. The more information you provide the better chance that you are going to get help.
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Originally Posted by dyptee
I am absolutely new to PHP and have installed EasyPHP 1.8
Could you please tell me how to use Easy PHP and start writing scripts.I wrote a hello.php but am not sure where to place it.I tried placing it in the "www" folder but when i run "http://localhost/hello.php" i get a 404 error-page not found.
Someone please help me with this soon


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Hello,
EasyPHP is easy to use. Just gotto know some bascis:
1. http://127.0.0.1/home/
From there you can add alias. Let's say you want to start a personal site, then add alias, create a folder in C:/personal/ and point your alias there. So place your hello.php in C:/personal/

2. http://127.0.0.1/mysql/ is the PHPMYADMIN , it's where you administer your MySQL database. As a default your username is root and there's an empty password.

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