How to run the project in phpstudy

How to use PHPStudy to run projects

Running a PHP project requires a Web server. PHPStudy is a tool that integrates Apache, MySQL, PHP and other environments to facilitate developers to quickly build and run PHP project. The following are the detailed steps to use PHPStudy to run the project:

1. Install PHPStudy

• Download the installation package from the PHPStudy official website and follow the prompts to complete the installation.

2. Create the project directory

• Create a new folder in the directory where you want to place the project files, such as C:\wamp\ www\my_project.

3. Copy project files

• Copy your project files to the created folder.

4. Start PHPStudy

• Double-click the PHPStudy tray icon and select the "Start" command.
• Wait a moment, Apache and MySQL will start.

5. Access the project

• Enter http://localhost/my_project in the browser to access your project.

FAQ

Q: PHPStudy cannot start Apache or MySQL

• Check the firewall settings PHPStudy is blocked from accessing necessary ports (usually 80 and 3306).
• Try to reinstall PHPStudy.

Q: My project cannot be displayed

• Make sure the project directory is in the web root directory of PHPStudy (usually C:\wamp\www ).
• Check your code for syntax errors.
• Refresh your browser or try clearing your browser cache.

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