How To Test PHP Support In Apache HTTP Server
By Angsuman Chakraborty, Gaea News NetworkFriday, July 28, 2006
Create a file in your htdocs directory (ask the location from your web hosting provider if you are not sure named test.php.
Open the file in your favorite text editor and add the line:
< ?php phpinfo() ?>
After saving the file, open in your browser:
https://[your host name]/test.php
Note: Replace [your host name] with your actual host name.
Now if you see a page with php information (see the illustration) then you have PHP support in your Apache HTTP Server.
PHP support is required if you want to run lots of web applications like WordPress, for example. Demand PHP support from your web hosting provider if it is not already enabled.
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![]() carol2000 |
January 22, 2009: 2:51 am
In my Env:Php5.2.8+apache_2.2.11, I success like PHP Test Script =====end===== |
![]() blisset, juergen |
October 22, 2008: 4:34 am
hi, your php-test scipt is not working - there is a “:”. ciao |
July 28, 2006: 11:00 pm
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