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Following on from the instructions to set up PHP on Apache, targeting the webserver correctly is greatly helped by reading info.php correctly.
The key to where to place documents is the _SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] variable which points to /Library/WebServer/Documents
Moving the folder from /~user to the document root immediately brings the right result. A PHP website is rendered onscreen [...]
Wed, January 11 2006 » MAMP » No Comments
Apparently installing Apache, MySQL and PHP on a Mac is called MAMP, so says this entry by zeroK I found through a Technorati search. Excitingly this site ranks 1,062,464th on the Technorati listings – time to roll out some keywords.
Mon, January 9 2006 » MAMP » 1 Comment
To save much time uploading files to a server to test it is possible to run Apache webserver directly from your Mac. There are notes on how to do this on the Apple Developer website which suggests downloading from the PHP website. Their first option might be favourable which is to use a simple installation [...]
Mon, January 9 2006 » MAMP » No Comments