Hi,
This is not true for php4. Both cgi and isapi versions can be mapped
without any extensions. You have to make sure it is the CGI binary you are
mapping to and not the CLI.
- Frank
> If you are usiong the PHP.EXE binary instead of the ISAPI module.
>
> .php should be mapped to:
>
> c:\php\p
If you are usiong the PHP.EXE binary instead of the ISAPI module.
.php should be mapped to:
c:\php\php.exe "%1"
so IIS passes the document to PHP as an argument.
-Original Message-
From: Patrick Chemali [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 21 January 2003 7:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECT
: [PHP-WIN] PHP on IIS4 problem
There is a file install.txt in php directory, you have to read it and
follow the instructions. Probably you have to tune up some directories
in
php.ini manually.
Veselina
At 10:13 1/21/03 +0200, Patrick Chemali wrote:
>Hello,
>I am newbie to PHP and have been
There is a file install.txt in php directory, you have to read it and
follow the instructions. Probably you have to tune up some directories in
php.ini manually.
Veselina
At 10:13 1/21/03 +0200, Patrick Chemali wrote:
>Hello,
>I am newbie to PHP and have been trying to install PHP on my local W2k
