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10 years ago
bsb898
Thanks for your response. I checked the Apache httpd.conf file and had the following PHP-related AddTypes (I haven't modified the file): AddType application/x-httpd-php .php AddType application/x-httpd-php .php3 I am also in the habit of changing my windows to show file extensions, but I double-checked that, as well, just to be sure, and my file does truly have a PHP extension.
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10 years ago
bsb898
I admit up front to being a noob on WAMP, and being spoiled a bit by the fact that most everything today is a simple "install and run" proposition. So, on to my issue: I have a working website with a javascript form that executes a simple PHP script to send an e-mail. It works just fine when on my hosted server; but I want to be able to develop more sophisticated scripting, which
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