WinXP configuration PHP environment issue

1. Install PHP into the PHP directory of the C drive.

2. Copy the php directory and php to the windows system32 directory.

3. Copy the php directory to the windows directory and remove the extension -dist. Get the file, open it in notepad mode and modify two parameters:

Search for the extension dir to point it to your PHP's extensions directory. For example, if I am C: PHP Extensions, I modify it like this, Extension Dir=C:

PHP extensionsThese can be modified when you want to support some extension libraries, extensions

4. Internet Service Manager: Click "Default Web Site", then right-click, select Properties, and open the dialog box. Click Home Directory in the dialog box and set the following settings:

In the "Local Path", select the folder on your machine that you want to use as the root directory of the site, and then click "Configure" at the bottom right, a new dialog box will pop up, select "Add" in the new dialog box to browse and select: C: PHP Note that in the browse dialog box, "File Type" is to be selected*

dll otherwise you can't see the c: php directory. dll file.

Once selected, enter it in the "Extension" field. php click OK. Click "Document" in the dialog box, then click "Add" to pop up a new dialog box, write in the "Default Document Name", and click "OK".

Pack up a clamp kit. It's very convenient.

Although the Windows XP system comes with IIS to build a local PHP environment, many users feel that this PHP environment is a bit unsatisfactory. So, how do we build a local PHP environment under the XP system? Let's take a look at the specific steps!

Here's how:

3. Yantong site and domain name settings, the first domain name can be filled in the local IP or, set up the directory, click Add, and then save the settings, see**, the order has been written

4. Set the port number and port occupancy detection, it will show that the program occupies the port, I directly closed the IIS service;

5. Copy the program to the root directory, click Start on the program interface, and two green indications will be displayed when the startup is successful;

6. Open ** to see if you can access it.

The method of building a local PHP** environment with one click for the Windows XP system is introduced here. If you are interested in Pina, you can follow the above steps step by step, but be careful not to miss it!