not able to running php files

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Hi,

I have installed and cofigured PHP,Msql and Apache succesfully.

However I am having problems in running php files.

I have made a directory:

C:\server\www\myserver.dev\public_html

and place all the php files in this but when I open the files in browser it shows the whole code instead of the desired result.

I have installed all the php.mysql and apache in this particular folder.

C:\server

I'm very pleased if any one can please help me out.

Thanks

Posted 6-Jun-10 0:58am

shaantechie

Updated 23-Jul-10 3:30am

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 23-Jul-10 9:30am

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bishtharish · Answer 1 · 2010-07-23T02:36:00

Solution 3

You have to call the php pages from the localhost webserver using the IIS or by WAMP in the windows
You must place your all php pages in the www folder of the wamp in the windows and htdocs in linux.
then start your local host and go for the folder where your page is situated.
This will solve your problem

Posted 23-Jul-10 2:36am

bishtharish

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Dalek Dave 23-Jul-10 9:31am

Yes, agreed, if they are not visible they cannot be accessed.

vicky87 · Answer 2 · 2011-03-05T02:49:00

Solution 4

a good tutorial installing Apach,mysql and php ..if you don't want to install wamp or xaamp

Posted 5-Mar-11 2:49am

vicky87