Hi there,

You won't believe me, I following exact steps as showed in this page:
But I get this error just like the other users. :(
Anybody have any idea?

Thanks heaps,
McoreD

Not sure m8 - have you tried it on the x86 ver of apache? I used the sample code from the second link and it seemed to work ( I did not set up a db though ;) )

What exact error are you getting?

/JD

iis is not the best server to use php with... like JackDynee i would suggest you use apache. also... why need to manually install apache... just go and download the latest php build with installer.

Hi guys,

I have already tried Apache + MySQL + PHP combo, I just wanted to do it with IIS.

I will have give another go. Thanks guys.

McoreD

That should work on that site above. I've done it a million times and its worked just about every time.

Whats the error. Is the php not loading, like just a white page and then some times like a 500 error or something. That use to happen sometimes to me and u just have to copy some file to your system32 folder.

I believe its php4ts.dll if i remeber correctly.

BTW just test php with:

<?php

phpinfo();

?>

Hello,

Now it is a different error coming up. No CGI error anymore. But this one is worse. :o

You
You are not authorized to view this page

I am the bloody Administrator.


I think I messsed up somewhere,

No clue mate,
McoreD

P.S:
It happens only for php documents.
This htm file works properly.

@war, I only found a php4ts.lib file, and I copied that to /Windows/System32.

Try coping this then.

See below. :)

OMG I remember. :)http://www.geocities.com/ib3newbieslair/IBF/ibf.html

Now if that does not work then u faqqed up seeing as I worked my donkey off writing that thing. :)

:)

Hi there Will,

Thanks for the PM and for the Post. :)
I really appreciate your time and help.

From your guide, I came to know that there was a PHP Installer which can automatically configure PHP in IIS. That made the life so much easier.

Thanks again,
McoreD