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- How to run php in phpstudy
- Here's how to run PHP code using PHP Study: Open PHP Study and create a project. Create a new PHP file and write the code. Save the file and run it in one of the following ways: Enter the local server address in the browser address bar. Enter the "php filename" command in the PHP Study command prompt.
- phpstudy 1019 2024-04-02 16:42:18
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- In which file is the phpstudypro site information saved?
- PHPstudyPro uses the conf.ini file to store site information, including root directory, domain name, and port number. This file is located in: Windows: C:\Program Files (x86)\PHPStudyPro\conf.inimacOS:/Applications/PHPStudy.app/conf/conf.iniLinux:/usr/local/phpstudypro/conf/conf.ini
- phpstudy 747 2024-04-02 16:39:16
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- Why phpstudy cannot connect to database
- PhpStudy cannot connect to the database because the MySQL service is not running. PhpStudy configuration error. Firewall blocks connection. Port conflict. The database user has insufficient permissions. The database server version is incompatible. MySQL installation is damaged.
- phpstudy 873 2024-04-02 16:36:21
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- How to call the database in phpstudy
- The steps to call the database using PHP Study are as follows: import the SQL file and select the database version to operate; use mysql_connect() to connect to the database, provide the host, user name, password and database name; use mysql_select_db() to select the database to operate; use mysql_query () Execute SQL query; use mysql_fetch_assoc() to obtain query results; use mysql_close() to close the database connection.
- phpstudy 944 2024-04-02 16:33:13
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- How to change the port number in phpstudy
- You can change the port number in the "Settings" tab of PHPstudy: 1. Find the "Server" section; 2. Enter the port number you want to use; 3. Save the changes and restart PHPstudy; 4. Use localhost and the new port number Verify the changes in your browser.
- phpstudy 1168 2024-04-02 16:27:15
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- How to change the port in phpstudy
- In order to change the PHPSTUDY port, follow these steps: Open the Control Panel and navigate to the built-in Web server settings; modify the number in the port number field; save the changes and restart the server; enter the website URL and new port number to verify the changes.
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- How to modify port 80 in phpstudy
- To modify port 80 of PHPstudy, you need to edit the hosts file to add the IP address and domain name of the PHPstudy website, and then restart the Apache HTTP Server service. Verify that the change was successful by visiting http://website.example.com.
- phpstudy 1219 2024-04-02 16:21:12
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- How to enable web service in phpstudy
- To start a web service in PHP Study, select the web server and click the Start button. Check that the web server has started successfully and displays the welcome page or PHP information page by entering the localhost address (http://localhost or http://127.0.0.1) into the browser.
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- Where is the php file of phpstudy?
- PHP files in phpstudy are located in the root of the project folder, usually in D:\phpStudy\WWW[project name].
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- How to read the database in phpstudy
- Methods to view the database through PHPstudy include: Direct connection to MySQL Command line Use MySQL Workbench to configure the connection Select the database to view Select the database to view in the left menu through PHPMyAdmin
- phpstudy 882 2024-04-02 16:06:17
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- What should I do if phpstudy cannot be installed?
- Solution for unable to install phpStudy: Check whether the system requirements are met. Disable anti-virus software. Turn off the firewall. Run the installer as administrator. Repair corrupted files: sfc /scannow. Try using an alternative installer. Contact phpStudy technical support.
- phpstudy 1541 2024-04-02 16:03:17
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- Where is the phpstudy configuration file?
- The phpStudy configuration file is located in the conf folder of the installation directory. Mainly includes web server, database, PHP and other settings. To access the configuration files, open the following files: ps.conf (main configuration file), config.ini (Web server settings), nginx.conf (Nginx settings), php.ini (PHP settings), and mysql.conf (MySQL settings) ). Modify configuration files with caution and make backup copies before editing.
- phpstudy 912 2024-04-02 16:00:19
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- How to change the phpstudy configuration file
- You can modify the phpStudy configuration file through the following steps: Find the configuration file (Windows: C:\Windows\phpStudy\php\php.ini; Mac: /Applications/phpStudy/php/php.ini) Open it with a text editor and find the file you want to modify Edit the value of the setting, such as modifying the time zone: date.timezone = Asia/Shanghai Save the changes and restart the Apache service
- phpstudy 1420 2024-04-02 15:57:17
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- The phpstudy site is created successfully and what to do next
- Configuration steps after creating the PHP Study site: start the web server (Apache/Nginx); configure PHP settings (version, extension); create a database (MySQL/MariaDB); configure the virtual host (domain name, document root directory); deploy the code and check the operation Condition.
- phpstudy 1543 2024-04-02 15:54:19
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- How to enter your own website with phpstudy
- To access your website through PHP Study, you need to perform the following steps: Start PHP Study and start the Apache and MySQL services. Create the website root directory and copy the website files to this directory. Configure the HTTP tab of PHP Study and set the server root directory to the root directory of the website. Remove port restrictions for PHP Study. Access the website by entering its domain name or IP address into your browser.
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