Is there a way to get the PHP documents that display the nice and readable
documentation of the php.net site?
I downloaded the OFFLINE version, but I do like the online version better.
And yes, I have apache and PHP running local so I can process the pages.
Thanks
Walter
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I am not a
So just mirror it up. See http://php.net/mirroring
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003, jsWalter wrote:
Is there a way to get the PHP documents that display the nice and readable
documentation of the php.net site?
I downloaded the OFFLINE version, but I do like the online version better.
And yes, I have
Is there a way to get the PHP documents that display the nice and readable
documentation of the php.net site?
I downloaded the OFFLINE version, but I do like the online version better.
And yes, I have apache and PHP running local so I can process the pages.
So just mirror it up.
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From: Philip Olson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2003 6:19 PM
To: shimi
Cc: jsWalter; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-DOC] Stupid Question...
BTW, on the agenda is the ability to easily make this possible.
Setting up a mirror
Ok!
I know it's a stupid question for everybody, but I'm here just for
translate the manual. Nothing more. So... I don't know nothing about
compiling in C or something like that. I just know about other languages.
The problem is that I can't install PHP under any kind of
: [PHP-DOC] Stupid question about installing PHP
Ok!
I know it's a stupid question for everybody, but I'm here just for
translate the manual. Nothing more. So... I don't know nothing about
compiling in C or something like that. I just know about other languages.
The problem
