installing PHP - pls,pls,pls help.

i have trouble installing PHP load module by using apache version 2.0. i'm using windows. pls help before i go insane.

sweet cLassy

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Why dont you try installin XAMPP.
It wont trouble you much.

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i'm new to this .. is it the same with using apache ? because i've been asked to use this software...
thanks.

sweet cLassy

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Well XAMPP is
X-CrossPlatform
A-Apache Server
M-MySQL
P-PHP
P-Perl
XAMPP consists of all of these and you dont have to install all these features one by one. By just installing XAMPP you can use all of these features. and yes installation will not be a problem and there is also no need to configure anything else.

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If you don't like xampp you could use WAMP 5 1.7.4.
It is available at www.anaska.com and precisely www.wampserver.com .

don't get frustrated, it is sweeter when you learn this way...

hakimkal

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If you don't like xampp you could use WAMP 5 1.7.4. It is available at www.anaska.com and precisely www.wampserver.com .

don't get frustrated, it is sweeter when you learn this way...

I've struggled the same way for ages to get everything working. Well eventually I got everything working, but I have had no idea how to configure apache to effectivly read some scripts and web software that I have downloaded. WAMP solved my problem, but at a stage I needed Apache to read PERL. So after ages struggling to get it work, I got XAMP - solved my problem!

Amazing software. Personally I prefer using WAMP, because of the interface and user-friendlyness, but I must admint, I enjoy XAMP far more, specially the included local mail server - Excellent and saves ages of time testing my web based email forms.!

So, I'll go with XAMP.

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hey .. thanks ! u guys rock ! hehe. i'll think i'll go for xampp. thanks again !

sweet cLassy

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