Galandros wrote:
Is that easy? Apache then PHP. I took a few hours of searching tutorials until found xampp, installed and some more time to discover the htdocs thing... Razz
My error was I tried to install PHP without having Apache installed first.

The tutorials available didn't help me much, I don't know why.


I have had successes and failures getting *AMP stacks up and running for various projects. I have not found much useful help online either.
Ive never had any problems i just download the installer, start the services and im good to go.
lafferjm wrote:
Ive never had any problems i just download the installer, start the services and im good to go.
Same here, but I'm always running under ubuntu.

sudo apt-get install apache2 &&
sudo apt-get install php5-mysql &&
sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5 &&
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
For windows there are also other preconfigured stacks like WAMP, and WOS to name a few. Both of those I have used and they are pretty good. WOS even allows you to download a version with preinstalled software where you can select which software you want in a web based form.
What tutorials and references you advice for .htaccess and robots.txt?

They seem handy...

LATE EDIT:
What is better coding practise in PHP:
Use $_SESSION['var'] right away multiple times (if you don't need to change the value) or stores to a common var and use from there?

Is there any trade off between memory use and speed?
Galandros wrote:
What tutorials and references you advice for .htaccess and robots.txt?

They seem handy...

LATE EDIT:
What is better coding practise in PHP:
Use $_SESSION['var'] right away multiple times (if you don't need to change the value) or stores to a common var and use from there?

Is there any trade off between memory use and speed?

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