Did you check Event Viewer? Set error reporting to E_ALL? Put your PHP directory in PATH?

It looks like IIS is *trying* to load PHP, based on the error that the link gives.

-Felipe Gasper

Quoth zac korpi on 10/8/2004 3:43 PM...
Hi,

I've installed PHP manually on W2K server - IIS.  I followed the instructions, as listed 
in the the appendix of PHP & MYSQL Web Developmeent, and it's not working.

I've checked and rechecked the installation procedure and can't see where I did 
anything wrong. The auto-install of PHP worked fine;  however, I realized that I 
needed the SAPI configuration for PHPmyAdmin for authentication.

Recently we got a new server at work; I'm a student working for Northern Michigan 
University.  I'm attempting to develope an online web satisfaction survey that writes 
to an SQL database.

If anyone would be willing to help me get this working, I'd be really greatful!

Here is a link to the current php info page - http://meet.nmu.edu/test.php

Thanks!
Sincerely, Zac Korpi

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