create a new php file. If you call the function phpinfo(), you should get
a bunch of useful information. If you're getting an error message
complianing about PHP not being enabled, then check out your configuration
file.
I think there is an line something like enable engine. That might be
turned off, but it should be on by default.
Hope this helps,
Steve Maroney
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On Sun, 6 May 2001, biscut wrote:
> How can i check to see if PHP has been enabled, I enabled the modules etc
> after they were compiled and i have managed to get Apache working properly
> again but now even when i do the basic tutorial stuff then I get a blank
> page rather than what I am supposed to get, the tutorial page is no help as
> all it says is "see your network admin to get PHP enabled" this is only on
> my home machine so I guess I am the network admin...kind of anyway...can
> someone please help...
>
> thanks very much
> biscut
>
>
>
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