Hi Gabor:
On Sat, Jun 12, 2004 at 10:13:30AM +0200, Gabor Hojtsy wrote:
>
> Thanks for the suggestion. It sounds good, but the problem is that if we
> write: 'change your PATH value', then a lot of people will not know what
> we are speaking about. The method differs by system to system. We need
> explanation on the methods.
You're completely correct. On Win 2k for PHP 4
* Start | Settings | Control Panel | System
* Advanced tab
* Environment Variables button
* System Variable pane
* Find the Path entry (you may need to scroll to find it)
* Double click on the Path entry
* Add the following value where you feel is
appropriate: ";c:\php;c:\php\dlls" Adjust path to the PHP dir as
needed. If it's in the "Program Files" directory use "progra~1"
instead of "Program Files".
* Click OK
[It's also handy to have PHPRC set too...]
* Click New
* Enter "PHPRC" and the path to the PHP dir, just like above.
* Click the various OK buttons until you're done.
> Also we should not suggest moving the php.ini to the windows dir, should
> we? php.ini should stay in the php.exe folder
Correct.
> (or where else if you install it as some SAPI handler?).
Not sure what to say here.
--Dan
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