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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I realize there are a million 'php not working threads' on superuser, but none of them cover my situation, and none of the answers have solved my problem.
I installed apache/php on windows 8 as part of my postgres install - the application stack builder that came with it gave me the option to install them.
Long story short, apache works and serves content, but the php isn't working. When I navigate to a page with a .php extension through apache (localhost\phptest.php) the php remains in the displayed page.
The following lines are in my httpd.conf.
All file paths and files listed above exist. The php.ini file exists in the phpinidir.
php -- ini and php -i both give happy output when I am in the php directory. My PHP test file contains only the line , but even basic doesn't get parsed.
I have installed php before with IIS, but never with apache. What am I missing to get this working?