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Posted by "bruce" on 11/18/05 22:04
allison....
not familiar with dreamweaver to know if it can act as a webserver. i
strongly suspect that it's simply an editor, but not an actual server, that
can be used to interpret/display php code.
that said, you'll have to have access to a webserver. IIS is a webserver
from msoft. apache is a webserver from the open source community. there are
other servers as well....
you'll need to decide which, if any, you need/want to setup. you might be
better served by telling the list just what you're trying to accomplish. do
you already have a webserver where your dreamweaver files are being
displayed?
the other suggestions that you've gotten have been from people who've
pointed you to all in one apps. this may/may not be the best solution for
you.
-bruce
-----Original Message-----
From: Allison [mailto:atennx10@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 9:03 AM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP] Testing on the local server
First of all, I'm completely new to PHP and pretty new to web
programming/management in general, so if you respond, try not to use any
really complex terms or anything that I may not understand!
right now I have an existing PHP site that I downloaded for editing. But I
am having problems viewing/testing .php documents.
This one may be just a more general question not necessarily PHP-related...
The server contains a folder of "includes" that are on every page (e.g. the
header and footer, navigation bar, etc) - and all of these files are in .php
format. I try to view these .php files on the web server just to see what
they look like, and it says "Access Denied", even though I've set the
properties to allow all users to read the files in this folder. How can I
view these?
I use Dreamweaver and I try to test the files on the local host, but the
page doesn't even show up. This maybe a stupid question..but to test on a
local server, would I just need to download PHP?
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