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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Just run one php page

    Hi, I just want to run PHP on my window xp. I don't want mysql or anything just to make one php page works. Is there a way to do that? Also I am having IIS running too.

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    Re: Just run one php page

    Absolutely. PHP has no dependence on mySql whatsoever. They are complletely different systems which can sometimes be used together. You just need to set up PHP on your system. Which is easy enough. As far as IIS is concerned, my PHP and mySql both run on it fine as well as XP.
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    Re: Just run one php page

    You can run PHP as a command line interpreter without a web server too. Just supply php.exe with the path of the script to execute.
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    Re: Just run one php page

    Great, thanks guys. It runs now

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