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Installing PHP under Windows: Further Configuration of WAMP
By: Matthew Phillips
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    2003-12-11

    Table of Contents:
  • Installing PHP under Windows: Further Configuration of WAMP
  • Configuring Apache
  • Configuring PHP
  • Conclusion

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    Installing PHP under Windows: Further Configuration of WAMP - Conclusion


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    That's about it, save the file and restart Apache.  View the test.php file you wrote in Installing PHP Under Windows to check that everything is still functioning the way it should be.  In this article, we’ve covered various aspects of the Apache and PHP configuration files.  By making use of the tips above, you are bettering the chance of creating portable code that can be used across an array of system configurations.


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