Posted on September 29th, 2007 by admin
Setting up Virtual Hosting is easier than you think. You can ignore this step if you want to develop your applications using the http://localhost notation. But in a real case scenario you would like to setup a development environment on your machine to simulate real world conditions.
This tutorial will guide you through the step by […]
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Posted on September 29th, 2007 by admin
If you have a stable installation of Apache, then installing PHP is very simple. Read the post on How to Install Apache on Windows if you wish to start with installing Apache first.
Lets begin the configuration.
Step 1: Download the Package
Visit http://www.php.net and download the latest stable release version of PHP which is PHP 5.2.4 as […]
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Posted on September 29th, 2007 by admin
So you are interested in working with Apache.
Step 1: Download the package
The first step is to download the package from http://httpd.apache.org/
You should get the latest stable version of the package which is 2.2.6 to the time of this writing. You should download the Microsoft Installer (.msi) package.
Once the package has been downloaded, double click on […]
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Posted on September 29th, 2007 by admin
Welcome to the first chapter of the tutorial on PHP Web Programming.
In this tutorial we will cover the following:
About PHP5 Scripting Language
PHP Tags
PHP Comments
How to display data on the browser
A note on line terminator
Installing PHP & Apache on your machine for development
Setting up Virtual Hosting on your machine for development
Fasten your seat belts and enjoy […]
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Posted on September 27th, 2007 by admin
Being a vetran Java programmer and a big believer of OOAD concepts I have started toying with PHP5 - which the world says to be the neXt level of PHP.
Guys behind PHP5 have no doubt done a remarkable job by releasing this version at a much needed time when the entire PHP community were wanting […]
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