Yes, it was really that easy. There are a few more configuration changes you must make to use WAMP. Firstly, open a port on your router and allow it to forward requests to WAMP. This will allow you to connect to your WAMP server from outside your local area network. You will need to learn what your local area network IP address is before opening a port on the router. It will open up a command prompt window.
Once in Command Prompt, type ipconfig. Your address will be different from the one displayed. You are at the point where you can open a port on our router and forward requests to WAMP.
The firmware for routers is different, so the directions are different for every router. Le nouveau AMP : apache mariadb php. Mysql Explain Explained. PHP Web Programming.
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Step 4 Approve agreement 9. Step 5 Set server Step 6 Choose the setup type: custom Step 7 Install on C:. Kristin Sparks Dec. Juan Bravo May. Note: those planning to install PHP 4 on Apache 1. In particular, download the VC6 thread-safe zip package from the "Windows Binaries" section — that is, don't get the installer.
For example, select the package labelled "PHP 5. Update: note that I have not tested the procedure below with any of the PHP 5. In theory, the procedure should work with later 5. I'm not sure about 5. A version jump from 5. If you want to be sure the procedure below will work, just get the latest of the 5. Create a folder on your hard disk for PHP. Extract all the files from the zip package into that folder. Name the new file "php.
Note: if you are using Apache 1, you should either move the php. If you don't know how to do the latter, just move the php. You do not have to do this if you are using Apache 2, since we will include a directive later in the Apache 2 configuration file to specify the location of the php. Use a plain text editor such as Notepad, which can be found in the Accessories folder of your Start menu to open "php.
You may need to make the following changes to the file, depending on your requirements:. To fix this, change it to the following:. By default, input data is not escaped with backslashes. That is, if your visitors enter an inverted comma single quote into your web form, the script will receive that unadorned inverted comma single quote. This is for the most part desirable unless you have special requirements. Do not do this unless your web host has this setting as well.
Even with the setting of "Off", you can still use the addslashes function in PHP to add the slashes for the specific pieces of data that need them. A number of older scripts assume that all data sent by a form will automatically have a PHP variable of the same name.
On a "live" website, you typically want errors in your script to be silently logged to a PHP error file. On your own local machine, however, while you are testing and debugging a PHP script, it is probably more convenient to have error messages sent to the browser window when they appear.
This way, you won't miss errors if you forget to check the error log file. If your script uses sessions , look for the following line:. The session.
If you do that, change the line to the following:. Notice that in addition to changing the path, I also removed the semi-colon ";" prefix from the line. Alternatively, you can find out the current TEMP folder on your computer and use that.
The possibilities are endless. If your script uses the mail function, and you want the function to successfully send mail on your local machine, look for the following section:. Change it to point to your SMTP server and email account. For example, if your SMTP server is "mail.
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