Everyone else seems to be pointing you to config files and making
things more complicated than what it really is. I get the impression
this would be your first time setting up a webserver and whatnot. If
you're like me when I did it for the first time, things could be a
little overwhelming.
In D
On Monday 20 December 2004 7:36 am, Rob Clack wrote:
> I'm trying to learn php and have written the first script from the
> book I've bought, but when I try to open it with Mozilla (1.7.3 under
> Debian linux) it doesn't recognise the .php extension so prompts for
> the application to use to ope
Thanks to both who responded and I now have a much clearer idea of how
it's all supposed to work. The key bit to this particular problem was
restarting apache, then
webserver to php (libapache_mod-php4). You can then place your .php
files into the /var/www/ directory which is where apache defa
On Mon, 20 Dec 2004 15:36:50 +, Rob Clack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to learn php and have written the first script from the book
> I've bought, but when I try to open it with Mozilla (1.7.3 under Debian
> linux) it doesn't recognise the .php extension so prompts for the
> applicat
(note: I accidently replied to Rob's email, so I'm resending this to the list)
I could be wrong but I don't believe Mozilla can understand PHP, which
would explain your problem.
The following explanation is probably over simplified and not 100%
technically accurate, but it'll give you the idea o
I'm trying to learn php and have written the first script from the book
I've bought, but when I try to open it with Mozilla (1.7.3 under Debian
linux) it doesn't recognise the .php extension so prompts for the
application to use to open the file. I assume there's a configuration
option I've no
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