Michael wrote:
>
> Dear Johan
>
> In answer to your questions
>
> A) I have restarted Apache
Good..
> B) I stored it in the htdocs file within the Apache installation directory
That's like "c:\program files\apache group\apache\htdocs\", ok?
> C) I was not aware that I had to change anything on the php.ini file, what
> should I do here
Yes, there's allways good to know what's behind the scene.
I think it might be in place for you to check out these pages a little
bit closer:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/install-windows.php (Installation on
Windows 9x/Me/NT/2000 systems)
http://www.php.net/manual/en/configuration.php (Chapter 3.
Configuration)
>
> I have the PHP fast and easy Web Development book, this came with the CD
> which had mysql, Apache and PHP4 on.
Ok, I haven't seen it...
> I changed the httpd.conf file again in places putting extra spaces between
> some directives, now I am getting an error message
> Fatal error: Unable to open c:\program files\apache
> group\apache\htdocs\phpinfo.php in Unknown on line 0
Oh, that's not good...
> I also notice that although I have saved my file as phpinfo.php it is in
> fact phpinfo.php.txt
> How do I get windows to stop putting the .txt extension on, I originally
> saved it as all files
Well, there's your problem then... Windoze and Notepad do that. It can
be avoided, but I don't know if I can explain it here in a short message
(tip: Take a look at support.microsoft.com). You might be better off
with another editor, there's alot of them out there. I preffer editor99
(www.editor99.com) with code highlightning and stuff.
Happy coding!
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