> With IIS $path gives the actual path to the directory in which the PHP
> scripts reside. With Apache, $path is empty. What have I missed? This
> is my first use of Apache, so it's configuration is new for me.
What Apache gives depends on what Apache is configured to give...
$PHP_SELF is supposed to always have the path to PHP, but it's broken under
Windows CGI, I think...
Anyway, any time you have a question like this, the good news is:
<?php phpinfo();?>
If what you want is there, you have it. If it's not there, it's because
Apache ain't giving it to PHP -- So you'll need to edit httpd.conf to change
it.
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