After you become proficient, installing php(as the current mainstream development language)5 is simply an easy and pleasant task. Platform: Win2000 pro, apache(the most popular WEB server platform on the Unix platform) 2.0.48.
1. Unzip the file.
2. Add LoadModule php (as the current mainstream development language) in httpd.conf of apache (the most popular WEB server platform on Unix platform) (as the current mainstream development language) 5_module "e: /server/php(as the current mainstream development language)5/php(as the current mainstream development language)5apache(the most popular WEB server platform on the Unix platform )2.dll".
3. Add "AddType application/x-httpd-php (as the current mainstream development language) to httpd.conf of apache (the most popular WEB server platform on Unix platform) .php(as the current mainstream development language)”.
4. In the httpd.conf of apache(the most popular WEB server platform on Unix platform) Add php(as the current mainstream development language)IniDir "e:/server/php(as the current mainstream development language)5", so that your php (As the current mainstream development language) .INI does not need to be placed in the Windows directory.
5. Restart apache (the most popular WEB server platform on Unix platform) , everything is OK.
There is another tip, if you write AddType application/x- in httpd.conf of apache
(the most popular WEB server platform on Unix platform)
httpd-php(as the current mainstream development language)-source .php(as the current mainstream development language)s
In this sentence, then access with .php (as the current mainstream development language) s will display the source code for files with the extension, and it will be displayed with syntax highlighting.
Install MySQL(The best combination with PHP) or MySQL(The best combination with PHP)When extending i, you only need to copy one libMySQL(The best combination with PHP).dll file to the Windows directory. You can use mbstring to install encoding conversion, which is not as troublesome as iconv.