PHP development environment configuration (Zend Server installation)_PHP tutorial

No changes should be made here, just keep the default selection

Click the Browse button to change the installation directory to drive D

Change the Web Server Port to 85 to avoid conflict with IIS

After the installation is completed, due to Zend Server configuration file encoding error, manual changes need to be made.

Open the D:Program FilesZendZendServeretcZendEnablerConf.xml file with Notepad.

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Open Apache Service Monitor in the control panel (right-click the first icon in the second row in the picture)

Restart Apache (click the Restart button)

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You can also find the Zend Server shortcut in the start menu to open the Zend Server configuration interface and do some configuration

Check the Agree to Agreement radio button. Set a password for Zend Server Remove email notification option

After the configuration is completed, enter the Zend Server control panel

A reminder here is that display_errors in the Error Handling and Logging group in Server Setup > Directives will be commonly used in future development.

The main function is to turn on or off PHP error prompts.

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