[ale] phpmyadmin

[Jim]

On Wednesday 12 February 2003 03:30 pm, John Wells wrote:
> Actually, This will simply tell Apache to look for a file called index.php
> in a directory when that directory is specified in a url.  If that's what
> you're trying to do and it's not working correctly, then the below fix
> will work.  However, if you're actually typing index.php on the end of
> your url (http://localhost/somedir/index.php) and apache is not handling
> it properly, you've got bigger problems.

To see if PHP is functioning on your system, go to your document root 
directory for Apache and create a text file with this content:

<?
phpinfo()
?>

I call mine phptest.php. Then go to your browser and open that file. If PHP is 
really installed and working, you will get an information dump of the whole 
support system for PHP. If it isn't working, you will just see the text file 
as you created it.
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