Fantastic thank you
foofightin33 2 months ago
it doesn't work for me.
MacApple10256 1 year ago
@MacApple10256 which part? If you haven't found your answer elsewhere, I'll try to help you figure it out.
MACoftheFUTURE 1 year ago
@MACoftheFUTURE
I've tried MAMP, Apache, and the Terminal command, but Safari still doesn't display my PHP files
@MacApple10256 what happens when you type "php -v" in terminal.
brokenEOD 1 year ago
@brokenEOD still doesn't work
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@MacApple10256 that wasn't intended to magically solve your problem. if PHP is installed, typing "php -v" will give you the version number, otherwise it will give you an error.
@brokenEOD
it displays my PHP information. but PHP still won't work
Fantastic thank you
foofightin33 2 months ago
it doesn't work for me.
MacApple10256 1 year ago
@MacApple10256 which part? If you haven't found your answer elsewhere, I'll try to help you figure it out.
MACoftheFUTURE 1 year ago
@MACoftheFUTURE
I've tried MAMP, Apache, and the Terminal command, but Safari still doesn't display my PHP files
MacApple10256 1 year ago
@MacApple10256 what happens when you type "php -v" in terminal.
brokenEOD 1 year ago
@brokenEOD still doesn't work
MacApple10256 1 year ago
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brokenEOD 1 year ago
@MacApple10256 that wasn't intended to magically solve your problem. if PHP is installed, typing "php -v" will give you the version number, otherwise it will give you an error.
brokenEOD 1 year ago
@brokenEOD
it displays my PHP information. but PHP still won't work
MacApple10256 1 year ago