Hi Everybody,
I've been using WAMP for some time, and it works very well. With WAMP, I need to rename each small test-snippet to "index.htm" for WAMP to find and execute it.
So I installed Rapid PHP 2022. This editor says that it can channel any previews through a Web server like WAMP. However, using the editor produces "undefined index" errors each time I execute. Again, WAMP performs (the same script) without any hiccups.
Sadly, Rapid PHP technical support has not been able to help me resolve and suggested WAMP are the people to speak to.
The issue appears to be how Rapid PHP is directed to the Web server. There are two elements to that:
Filesystem Path:
I use "C:\wamp64\bin\apache\apache2.4.51\htdocs\" What is the proper "Filesystem Path", and do I need to copy my working snippets to that directory, or not?
Web Server Path:
I use "[localhost"];
Any help with this will be hugely appreciated.
I've been using WAMP for some time, and it works very well. With WAMP, I need to rename each small test-snippet to "index.htm" for WAMP to find and execute it.
So I installed Rapid PHP 2022. This editor says that it can channel any previews through a Web server like WAMP. However, using the editor produces "undefined index" errors each time I execute. Again, WAMP performs (the same script) without any hiccups.
Sadly, Rapid PHP technical support has not been able to help me resolve and suggested WAMP are the people to speak to.
The issue appears to be how Rapid PHP is directed to the Web server. There are two elements to that:
Filesystem Path:
I use "C:\wamp64\bin\apache\apache2.4.51\htdocs\" What is the proper "Filesystem Path", and do I need to copy my working snippets to that directory, or not?
Web Server Path:
I use "[localhost"];
Any help with this will be hugely appreciated.