Hello,
I am a web designer, and to process a form I placed a PHP script in it. The script sends input to an e-mail and writes it to a comma-delimited file as well.
Well, I tested it on a Linux server and it works fine. However, when the IT guys placed it on a Windows 2000 server, the form does not process. I got this message from IT:
"I tried installing Apache Webserver for windows and it displays the script on the screen when submitted but does not run the form. Rick, Is there anyway you can convert PHP -> ASP?"
I was under the impression that PHP was OS-neutral.
Further, I do not know ASP and I can't imagine there is a "converter" out there. I also know very very little about Win Servers.
As far as permissions, it is 666 in Linux -- does Windows have a similar function (tho I am unsure if that is indeed the problem).
Earlier, I sent them these 2 links that I thought might prove to be helpful:
But I am not sure if they are.
Does anyone know if there are any special things that need to be done/installed in order for Windows Server to run PHP?
Because of their length, I didn't want to copy/paste the entire code here, so
here is a link to the form:
Here is a link to the PHP script:
Can anyone help, I sure would appreciate it
Rick
I am a web designer, and to process a form I placed a PHP script in it. The script sends input to an e-mail and writes it to a comma-delimited file as well.
Well, I tested it on a Linux server and it works fine. However, when the IT guys placed it on a Windows 2000 server, the form does not process. I got this message from IT:
"I tried installing Apache Webserver for windows and it displays the script on the screen when submitted but does not run the form. Rick, Is there anyway you can convert PHP -> ASP?"
I was under the impression that PHP was OS-neutral.
Further, I do not know ASP and I can't imagine there is a "converter" out there. I also know very very little about Win Servers.
As far as permissions, it is 666 in Linux -- does Windows have a similar function (tho I am unsure if that is indeed the problem).
Earlier, I sent them these 2 links that I thought might prove to be helpful:
http://www.microsoft.com.nsatc.net/technet/archive/interopmigration/linux/mvc/lintowin.mspx?mfr=true
But I am not sure if they are.
Does anyone know if there are any special things that need to be done/installed in order for Windows Server to run PHP?
Because of their length, I didn't want to copy/paste the entire code here, so
here is a link to the form:
Here is a link to the PHP script:
Can anyone help, I sure would appreciate it
Rick