Thread: Php help
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14-05-09, 04:58 #1
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Php help
Friends and all webmasters here, i want your help.I want to learn the php language but it is difficult for me to use it.As for each time i need to upload the script on hosting server to see how it look.Is there any way to see the output offline.
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14-05-09, 12:54 #2
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Yes .. php is a server side scripting language which mean it is executed in a server and the result is send to the visitors browser as html file. So in order for you to test php in your own system you need to have a server installed. I recommend using xampp for which installation is quite easy.
www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html
You need to download only the basic package it will serve all the functions.
Download and unzip to a hard drive or USB and follow the 'read me' file to in stall the server and php.
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14-05-09, 19:05 #3
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Originally Posted by moreinfo
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14-05-09, 20:08 #4
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Doesn't cause any problems as no change is done to the windows registry. just double-click the setup_xampp file the installation will complete in just under a minute and that installation is just to gather knowledge about the computer to configure the xampp files... just follow the readme file everything will workout....
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25-05-09, 14:21 #5
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There is a way for your problem.You have to install apache server and then read the documents with it and then you can see your ouput offline.
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26-05-09, 01:00 #6
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But installing all the components separately will take more time and demands expertise, also gives no added advantage over a combined program
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26-05-09, 21:01 #7
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To my knowledge you need to take the expert guidance from the person who has worked on it, it is tough to understand the functions of it.
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26-05-09, 23:14 #8
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Originally Posted by ashok_singh
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