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Hello Otomatic,
Something must be jinxed!
PHP will not run in VSCode. I even gutted out my previous VSCode installation and all its extensions, Reinstalled it. But still won't work.
Can you please check what this exasperating problem is?
Regards,

Caydee

IN ALL THINGS BE MEN
Windows 10 x64 | WAMP 3.3.2 - x64 | Apache 2.4.58 | MySQL 8.2.0 | PHP 8.2.13 | PHPMyAdmin 5.2.0

Hi,

No, I wouldn't look at why VScode doesn't work.

I don't use VSCode and I have absolutely no need to use it.

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Hi Otomatic,

Perhaps I did not word my question correctly, It is not VSCode or any other editor for that matter. It is WAMPSERVER that is not showing the PHP configuration. We also know already that WAMPSERVER has a problem showing the Path in the System Environment Variable. It warns that WAMP may not work properly.

It is some kind of an error perhaps in the .ini file. I have just installed the repair .ini file tool. Maybe that does the trick.

I'll let you know of any success.

Regards,

Caydee

IN ALL THINGS BE MEN
Windows 10 x64 | WAMP 3.3.2 - x64 | Apache 2.4.58 | MySQL 8.2.0 | PHP 8.2.13 | PHPMyAdmin 5.2.0

Hi,

> It is WAMPSERVER that is not showing the PHP configuration.
This requires some clarification on your part!
Was it Left-Click -> PHP -> PHP settings that didn't display anything?

> We also know already that WAMPSERVER has a problem showing the Path in the System Environment Variable.
> It warns that WAMP may not work properly.
It's just a warning that no longer serves any purpose and that I forgot to remove in the 3.3.1 update.
This warning no longer exists with 3.3.2.

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In the left Menu it was showing all the php versions it has. But VSCode was throwing up a tantrum that it was unable to find the installation which was in the Environment PATH. C:/wamp64/bin/php/php8.1.13/php.exe. I also specified the path as above in VSCode in the Settings. Still no go!

That batch file (repair) which you had kept at Aviato fixed the paths and whatever hiccups it had! I have no more reference to the installation in the Environment, only in the Settings in VSCode. But it has to be written bit of a wonky way:

"phpserver.phpPath": "C:\\wamp64\\bin\\php\\php8.2.0\\php.exe",

WAMP 3.3.2 was going to be my next call if it didnt get fixed. I had read your notes on that.

Have a nice evening,

Caydee

IN ALL THINGS BE MEN
Windows 10 x64 | WAMP 3.3.2 - x64 | Apache 2.4.58 | MySQL 8.2.0 | PHP 8.2.13 | PHPMyAdmin 5.2.0

Hi,

Any environment variables for VScode are the responsibility of VScode, not Wampserver.

Questions of this kind should be addressed to VScode.

It's impossible for any server to support hundreds of CMS and thousands of web applications without modification. It is the responsibility of the CMS or web application to provide a detailed installation procedure.

> Environment PATH. C:/wamp64/bin/php/php8.1.13/php.exe.
It's a PATH, not a file path, and it's Windows, so :

C:\wamp64\bin\php8.1.13\

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