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hello, I have an existing installation of xampp for windows and i want to try out zend framework. IT seems send requires php.exe to automatically create its directory structure. However this file seems to be missing. I did a windows search under my xampp folder and came up with nothing?
While googleing, it obvious that people are using zend with xampp. What am i missing?
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Re: where is php.exe
by Wiedmann » 28. October 2009 17:44
I have an existing installation of xampp
Which XAMPP?
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Re: where is php.exe
by shaded2 » 29. October 2009 13:36
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Re: where is php.exe
by Izzy » 01. November 2009 02:34
php.exe is in the \xampp\php folder but if you have Hide extensions for known files types ticked in the Folder Options under the View tab in the Windows Control Panel then you will not see the exe file extension part — best solution is to un-tick this option then search again and whilst you are at there un-tick the setting Do not show hidden files and folders .
In the php.ini file found in the \xampp\apache\bin folder find this section Code: Select all [Zend]
zend_extension_ts = «C:\xampp\php\zendOptimizer\lib\ZendExtensionManager.dll»
zend_extension_manager.optimizer_ts = «C:\xampp\php\zendOptimizer\lib\Optimizer»
zend_optimizer.enable_loader = 0
zend_optimizer.optimization_level=15
;zend_optimizer.license_path =
; Local Variables:
; tab-width: 4
; End: Change the line:
zend_optimizer.enable_loader = 0
to
zend_optimizer.enable_loader = 1
Save the file and restart Apache, but first make a Copy of php.ini file so if that fails to work or Apache won’t start after editing then simply revert to your saved copy.
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php.exe does not exist in xampp file #37
msohail313 opened this issue Mar 26, 2020 · 0 comments
php.exe does not exist in xampp file #37
msohail313 opened this issue Mar 26, 2020 · 0 comments
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msohail313 commented Mar 26, 2020 •
I have installed the xampp and inside that I am not able to find the php.exe file. Please suggest me what I do? I am looking for php.exe file so that to solve this issue appearing on visual studio editor to run index.php file (cannot validate since on PHP executable is set.).
I am using window10.
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How to set up PHP executable path in VSCode (XAMPP user’s)
Did you find this message when creating a PHP file in VSCode?
Cannot validate since no PHP executable is set. Use the setting ‘php.validate.executablePath’ to configure the PHP executable.
1. First of all
Open settings.json and paste this line «php.validate.executablePath»: «your_unit:/xampp/php/php.exe» , paste this in the last line of your settings.json.
Ok, the annoying message does not pop up anymore, and now?.
That’s all
not kidding really�� but. we want to debug PHP also in VSCode right?.
2. CRTL+SHIFT+P
type ext install PHP Debug and install the first match. Run XAMPP server, create a php file like test.php with phpinfo(); open it in your browser localhost/test.php copy the HTML source (what you see) and paste it into here: xdebug.org/wizard now hit analise my phpinfo() output.
Follow the instruction and download the .dll file, install it in the folder your_unit:\xampp\php\ext .
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Type this in an editor and save it to a file called hello.cl.php.
You can run PHP scripts from the shell prompt or command window by running the PHP executable and passing the name of the script to it:
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If the operating system can’t find the php executable, you’ll need to specify the full path to the file. On a Linux or Mac OS X system, this may be available as the file /usr/bin/php. If you’ve installed XAMPP, you can use the program /opt/lampp/bin/php on Linux, /Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/bin/php on Mac OS X, and C:\Program Files\xampp\php\php.exe on Windows.
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