RE: PHP fun
- Posted by mistertrik at hotmail.com Jul 30, 2002
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>Web Servers are a widely available and mostly free. Most can be >installed and setup to use PHP in a very small amount of time. >I'd suggest if your using PHP for dynamic web page creation that you >install a web server on your development PC. Probably best to choose >whatever the live web server is. If that's not possible there are >many to choose from and very easy to use. Ok, I have no idea. The finished script will be running on our intranet, and interfacing with an Oracle (or something similar) backend. Right now I'm still at RTFM level, so I have very little idea about how to configure everything. The batch file lets me view my php files, so atm that is fine, cause I'm only learning. However, I may need something like what you have described in the near future. >How are you running the bacth file? From the console or from Windows >by double clicking on it? >What window is staying open the DOS command prompt or a web browser? When I run the batch file the IE window opens. The batch window doesn't close until the IE window closes, or I do it manually. So, the batch file is dependent on IE... I need to change this line in the batch file: # "c:\program files\internet explorer\iexplore.exe" c:\temp\phptmp.htm # into something that opens IE *independently*, and allows the batch file to finish. No idea... ===================================================== .______<-------------------\__ / _____<--------------------__|=== ||_ <-------------------/ \__| Mr Trick