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AnsonM
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Whats that program where I can run...

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Whats that program where I can run PHP scripts on it without having to upload to a webserver somewhere else? I forgot what it was called.. and its on my other computer but i dont have it here at the moment.. Could you also tell me where I can get it? Thanks :) 8)
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Not sure. But this? viewtopic.php?t=12902

Or else you might be thinking about Apache (http://httpd.apache.org/)m but that's a webserver you can install at home. Most common solution...
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These editors run PHP internally:Also you can configure UltraEdit or EditPlus to execute your PHP scripts and generate a HTML file.

I use Zend Studio and it's all I need regarding to PHP.

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and php might be also used from the command line, it's not bound to a webserver
http://php.net/features.commandline
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Take a look at:

http://www.appservnetwork.com

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Post by AnsonM »

scorphus wrote:These editors run PHP internally:Also you can configure UltraEdit or EditPlus to execute your PHP scripts and generate a HTML file.

I use Zend Studio and it's all I need regarding to PHP.

Cheers,
Scorphus.
Yeah, it was Zend Studio.. thanks :)
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