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Posted by Oli Filth on 11/01/05 01:45
thelostfaith@gmail.com said the following on 31/10/2005 22:04:
> Alright, for the past six or seven months, I've been creating this
> program through basic php, html, javascript, and css, which enables you
> to create a website (for myspace.com's template). The computer in which
> I have been building it on is set in a room that doesn't allow me to
> have access to the internet. I have heard of programs that you can
> download onto your computer that will let you test out what scripts you
> have written, without any source of internet whatsoever. I haven't been
> able to find one. If someone was to locate one for me, I would deeply
> appreciate it.
Yes, they're called web-servers; IIS and Apache are two examples of
this. Most people in this NG would probably recommend Apache. How have
you been creating any PHP code without this facility?
BTW, did you not think to, say, read the PHP manual, where there's a
section right near the beginning called "What do I need?":
http://www.php.net/manual/en/tutorial.php#tutorial.requirements.
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Oli
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