WampServer

Hi all,

I have WAMP5 version 1.6.4 installed on my computer, and it is not processing PHP scripts. I do not remember changing any settings. (I installed WAMP a few weeks ago, and didn't really use it until today) The WAMP tray icon says that all systems are running fine, and the PHP5 module in Apache is checked. When I load the page, it is as if I didn't even have PHP installed.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
spongebue

Are you trying to run the php scripts on localhost? try opening the file in a browser without doing it through the server i.e.........


file:///C:/wamp/www/filename.php

if not try getting a friend to check from an outside internet connection. Im thinking that it might be because php is a client-server language, and so if your using your server to try to process the code you may need to actually view it from a client.

Dave.



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That tried to get me to download the php file. I don't think it's an issue of running from localhost, since I did the same thing back when I used MAMP (well, I think I used 127.0.0.1, but that's basically the same thing... and has the same results on this computer)

Thanks for the reply, though

put all your website files (html, css, php, images, etc) in your c:\wamp\www folder. then open your web browser, and surf to [localhost]

yep, that's how it is already... what's really funny, PHPMyAdmin works fine. I tried putting my project's folder into PMA's folder, and it still didn't work

put all your project folders in your c:\wamp\www directory. for example if one of your project directories is named testing123 and has a file in it called something.php, you access it with your web browser like this

[localhost]

That's how it was originally, and still is (I just put a copy in there to test). It gets to the files just fine, they just aren't processed by PHP.

Were you able to resolve this problem?
I've got exactly the same issue and can't find the reason why the php files are no running on the server but being passed to the browser.

Thanks,



Bob