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PHP Tutorials: Apache, MySQL, and PHP Installation
How to install PHP, Apache and MySQL altogether using WAMP. PHP tutorial guides you on how to develop dynamic database driven website.
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You Can Learn Interactive PHP!
This incredible book by Robert Plank takes you step by step, teaching you how to:
* Easily personalize your pages.
* Make easy .htaccess code for yourself.
* Code games, quizzes & other lead-building tools.
* Create an autoresponder.
* Mix JavaScript with PHP for a powerful combination.
Why learn PHP? There are plenty of coders on the Internet. If you don’t mind shoveling out 5 an hour to a complete stranger.
There are thousands of PHP scripts available for free… if you can figure out how to install them. Install instructions on some of those things are so strange, I feel like I need a lawyer just to understand them.
This book is fun! Instead of taking a drab “textbook-style” approach to the language — where you might have to get yourself halfway through the darned book just to create something interesting — you start taking in useful info on chapter one, page one.
This e-book is written in plain English. You don’t need a 4-year degree in computer science to understand it.
If you want something done right, do it yourself.
“In Just A Few Hours Following My Step-By-Step Online Video Tutorials, I’m Confident You Will Be Able To Install Your Own CGI & PHP Scripts Without Having To Hire A Programmer…”
Suppose you could learn detailed step-by-step video tutorials on how to install your own CGI & PHP scripts on your server.
Imagine a scenario where you can permanently STOP paying hefty fees to get your scripts installed. You could be saving between – 0 worth of installation fees for every script that you want installed.
Sounds too good to be true?
Well, it isn’t if you have the right learning tools, detailed step-by-step video tutorials.
It could take you years and can cost you a small fortune to figure out just the right combinations to make that installation works – while others fall flat on their face.
But instead of knocking yourself out trying to come up with just the right learning tools, you can now have an entire collection of my hard-hitting online video tutorials for your, ready at your beck and call.
I know you’re probably still skeptical and a bit on the conservative side, but think about this – if you keep paying your programmers to have your CGI & PHP scripts installed over and over again – you’ll only be forking out more and more money every time.
That’s why I want to let you try out my marketing video coaching series – completely and totally risk-free! (I’ll tell you about my unique guarantee in a moment).
Over 140 Minutes Of Exclusive Video Tutorials
In “The Essential Script Installation Video Tutorials” you get a total of 108 minutes of exclusive coaching videos … starting with the basics of installation, and going all the way to to setting up your MySQL Database, integrating the script with MySQL database, CHMODing your CGI scripts, setting up file permissions, piping email server, setting up cron tasks, create htaccess file… and much more.
In short, here’s what the videos will cover:
1. Create MySQL databases from Cpanel
2. Populate MySQL database by using ‘myPHPadmin’
3. Uploading of files using ftp client (SmartFTP.com as working example)
4. Changing the permissions/mode of files using ftp client
5. Creating & deleting files/folders using ftp client
6. Editing the configuration files of some scripts
7. Running the setup procedure of the scripts
8. Setting up the cron jobs from Cpanel
9. ‘Piping the email’ to accept email subscriptions
Download Simple PHP by Robert Plank (latest version)
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Save Your Time & Money With These Videos
If you’re not watching these videos, it may take you many months before you can finally create your first mini-site.
You may have tried reading books and manuals on website creation but they can only tell you how to do it on writing. You’ve still got to figure out how to do what you’ve been told!
Why spend the next weeks and months trying to figure out all of the steps it takes to get your mini-site created and set up — when you can watch someone show you exactly how to take action and get it up and running today?
With these videos, you’ll be able to watch them directly from the computer screen itself!
You Can Learn Interactive PHP!
This incredible book by Robert Plank takes you step by step, teaching you how to:
* Easily personalize your pages.
* Make easy .htaccess code for yourself.
* Code games, quizzes & other lead-building tools.
* Create an autoresponder.
* Mix JavaScript with PHP for a powerful combination.
Why learn PHP? There are plenty of coders on the Internet. If you don’t mind shoveling out 5 an hour to a complete stranger.
There are thousands of PHP scripts available for free… if you can figure out how to install them. Install instructions on some of those things are so strange, I feel like I need a lawyer just to understand them.
This book is fun! Instead of taking a drab “textbook-style” approach to the language — where you might have to get yourself halfway through the darned book just to create something interesting — you start taking in useful info on chapter one, page one.
This e-book is written in plain English. You don’t need a 4-year degree in computer science to understand it.
If you want something done right, do it yourself.
“In Just A Few Hours Following My Step-By-Step Online Video Tutorials, I’m Confident You Will Be Able To Install Your Own CGI & PHP Scripts Without Having To Hire A Programmer…”
Suppose you could learn detailed step-by-step video tutorials on how to install your own CGI & PHP scripts on your server.
Imagine a scenario where you can permanently STOP paying hefty fees to get your scripts installed. You could be saving between – 0 worth of installation fees for every script that you want installed.
Sounds too good to be true?
Well, it isn’t if you have the right learning tools, detailed step-by-step video tutorials.
It could take you years and can cost you a small fortune to figure out just the right combinations to make that installation works – while others fall flat on their face.
But instead of knocking yourself out trying to come up with just the right learning tools, you can now have an entire collection of my hard-hitting online video tutorials for your, ready at your beck and call.
I know you’re probably still skeptical and a bit on the conservative side, but think about this – if you keep paying your programmers to have your CGI & PHP scripts installed over and over again – you’ll only be forking out more and more money every time.
That’s why I want to let you try out my marketing video coaching series – completely and totally risk-free! (I’ll tell you about my unique guarantee in a moment).
Over 140 Minutes Of Exclusive Video Tutorials
In “The Essential Script Installation Video Tutorials” you get a total of 108 minutes of exclusive coaching videos … starting with the basics of installation, and going all the way to to setting up your MySQL Database, integrating the script with MySQL database, CHMODing your CGI scripts, setting up file permissions, piping email server, setting up cron tasks, create htaccess file… and much more.
In short, here’s what the videos will cover:
1. Create MySQL databases from Cpanel
2. Populate MySQL database by using ‘myPHPadmin’
3. Uploading of files using ftp client (SmartFTP.com as working example)
4. Changing the permissions/mode of files using ftp client
5. Creating & deleting files/folders using ftp client
6. Editing the configuration files of some scripts
7. Running the setup procedure of the scripts
8. Setting up the cron jobs from Cpanel
9. ‘Piping the email’ to accept email subscriptions
Download Simple PHP by Robert Plank (latest version)
PHP Tutorial: Installation and The Basics
To get php and apache installed use xampp. xampp is free and contains php / apache (around 33mb) 1. Download and Install XAMPP from here: www.apachefriends.org 2. on windows go to C:\xampp it should have a folder called htdocs. If you put a file called foo.html into the htdocs folder you should be able to access it by going to localhost or /foo.php. There’s also something called WAMP www.wampserver.com There’s a lot of php tutorials out there just search google www.google.com Request tutorials here youtube.jimmyr.com More PHP TUtorials here killerphp.com Some people have recommended other editors www.scintilla.org www.pspad.com en.wikipedia.org www.context.cx %%programming
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Manual Installation Tutorial for PHP 5 on IIS 5.1 (Windows XP Pro)
Prerequisite: IIS (web server) installed. There is a link to an IIS installation tutorial at the end of this article
Before we begin any installation steps, the first thing we will need to do is download the PHP zip file from PHP.net (www.php.net/downloads.php). The version available at the time of this publishing is 5.1.4.
The first step is to extract all of the files from the downloaded zip file into C:PHP (create the folder if it doesn’t already exist). You may choose a different location, although it is not recommended. The path must NOT have spaces, for example, you cannot use C:Program FilesPHP. Some web servers may not be able to handle the path name and will fault.
PHP 5 includes a CGI executable, a CLI executable as well as the server modules. The DLLs needed for these executables can be found in the root of the PHP folder (C:PHP).
php5ts.dll needs to be available to the web server. To do this, you have 3 options:
1. Copy php5ts.dll to the web server’s directory (C:inetpubwwwroot).
2. Copy php5ts.dll to the Windows system directory (C:windowssystem32).
3. Add the PHP directory path to the environment variables PATH.
We will go with option 3, because we would like to keep all of our PHP install files in the same location, for easier cleanup later, if needed. Let’s proceed…
Instructions on how to put C:php in env variables PATH.
First we want to open System Properties. There are two ways to get to System Properties. Either way will work.
1. Right-Click on My computer and choose “properties”.
2. Go to Control Panel, and select “System”.
Once here, we want to select the Advanced tab. In the Advanced tab, click the “Environment Variables” button. There are two sections in the Environment Variables window, User Variable and System Variables. We will be using System Variables. Scroll down in System Variables until you find the variable PATH. Highlight that line and the select Edit below the System Variables window. We will only be adding to the Variable Value. BE CAREFUL HERE. You do not want to delete anything on this line. Simply find the end of the line and add a semi-colon ( ; ) if there is not one already. After the semi-colon, type: C:PHP and then hit OK. Now click OK on the Environment Variables window. Finally click OK on the System Properties window and we are done with this part.
Now we must restart the computer to make the Environment Variables changes come into play. We cannot simply log off and log on, you must restart.
The next step is to set up a config file for PHP, php.ini. In C:PHP you will find two files named php.ini-dist and php.ini-recommended. We will use php.ini-recommended for this install, and all you need to do is rename it from php.ini-recommended to php.ini.
1. doc_root = C:inetpubwwwroot
2. cgi.force_redirect = 0
Now PHP is installed, lets move on to preparing our IIS to use PHP.
Configure IIS to use PHP.
1. Open IIS
2. Under Home Directory: Set “Execute Permissions” to “Scripts Only”
3. Click on configuration..
a. Click Add
b. Set “executable” to C:PHPphp5isapi.dll
c. Set “extension” to .php (don’t forget to include the . )
d. Click OK
e. Click Apply, then OK.
Under ISAPI Filters
a. Click “Add”
b. Set Filter Name to PHP
c. Set Executable to C:PHPphp5isapi.dll
d. Click OK.
e. Click Apply, then OK.
Restart the Web Server
Now we want to test PHP on our system. To do this, we will create a file called phpinfo.php and it will be used to display all of the PHP info from our system in our web browser.
1. Open Notepad and type:
&lt;?php echo phpinfo();<br>?&gt;
2. Save the file as phpinfo.php and select the file type ‘All Files’(Important: do not save the file as .txt, as it will not work).
3. Move the file into C:inetpubwwwroot
4. Open your web browser and type: [http://localhost/phpnfo.php]
5. Your browser should display a lot of PHP information.
Click here for IIS installation tutorial. [http://www.studiothreehundred.com/viewarticle.php?id=45]
Congratulations! PHP is now installed and configured on your machine. You can now start building dynamic web pages.
Chris Alexander is a freelance web designer for StudioThreeHundred.com. For more tutorials visit StudioThreeHundred.com