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- Thread starter PatrickF1
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Hi,
I tried different stuff like creating a handler mapping for php, but it's still the same problem.:
http://php.net/manual/de/install.windows.iis7.php
Another thing was putting ,,extension=php_com_dotnet.dll'' in the php.ini. this didn't changed anything, too.
I tried different stuff like creating a handler mapping for php, but it's still the same problem.:
http://php.net/manual/de/install.windows.iis7.php
Another thing was putting ,,extension=php_com_dotnet.dll'' in the php.ini. this didn't changed anything, too.
Edalin_Cam
New Pleskian
Thanks for the link, actually I required this. Post is really something useful and informative. I would like to have some more information about it.
Hi,
I found a solution for this issue in the past view days. The Problem was, that the Path to the PHP Installation Folder wasn't set in the ,,Environment Variables''.
Try the following:
Go to:
Start-> Computer->System properties->Advanced System Settings-> Register ,,Advanced->Environment Variables-> Then search at System variables the entry Path und click Edit. Then go to the end of the Variable value string and enter a ,, ; '' followed by the path to the php Installation folder. After click on ok and ok and then restart your System.
I found a solution for this issue in the past view days. The Problem was, that the Path to the PHP Installation Folder wasn't set in the ,,Environment Variables''.
Try the following:
Go to:
Start-> Computer->System properties->Advanced System Settings-> Register ,,Advanced->Environment Variables-> Then search at System variables the entry Path und click Edit. Then go to the end of the Variable value string and enter a ,, ; '' followed by the path to the php Installation folder. After click on ok and ok and then restart your System.
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